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Maybe
your plugin uses a different jdk/j3d than the one that you use when you start
the app from the console. Have you checked that ? That can easily happen,
especially since you say that you have several runtimes available for the
plugin.
If you
don't need to operate several versions of java on your machine, then I would
suggest to uninstall j3d and all java runtimes (including sdk & plugins),
and then reinstall only one sdk complete with the plugin and after
that install j3d.
Cheers,
Florin
Any one help with a problem im
having.
When i run an Applet that uses Java3D objects My
browser is crashing? If i create a simple Applet based Program it runs fine as
a Framed Application but as soon as Its loaded by my Browser I get an "hs_err"
type error? The error says "An unexpected error has been detected in native
code outside the VM" it then points out an ntdll.dll (I Use Windows
2000) lib and prints out info about the current Thread, Canvas3D -
rendering - J3DThread.run(thread);
it then lists about 30
dll's
This I imagine is not directly related to Java3D
but most likly a problem with my system... I have had similar problems before
and have just recently re-configured my system from scratch. I just hoped
someone may have come across a similar problem and can advise on how to solve
it.
In my system im using. Windows 2000 on a PIII 600 with a Voodoo 4500 video card - for this I
have got the openGL SDK version of Java3D from sun, and the current Java2SE
sdk. Ive tried all the different Runtimes available via the JavaPlugin
controller but all settings produce same result of my Explorer just crashing
out.
Martin.
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