Users don't have to install Java3D for a Java Web Start deployment. You just
include it as part of your package. Then your jnlp file will include
something like this:
<resources os="Windows">
<nativelib href="windows/windowsj3d.jar"/>
<jar href="windows/vecmath.jar"/>
<jar href="windows/j3dcore.jar"/>
<jar href="windows/j3dutils.jar"/>
</resources>
<!-- Linux SUN JRE -->
<resources os="Linux" arch="i386">
<nativelib href="linux/linuxj3d.jar"/>
<jar href="linux/vecmath.jar"/>
<jar href="linux/j3dcore.jar"/>
<jar href="linux/j3dutils.jar"/>
</resources>
(where windowsj3d.jar or linuxj3d.jar just include the native *.dlls or *.so
repsectively)
Take Care,
Mike
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