Ben Logan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 09.01.2004, 15:14:39:
> Iam glad you seem to think that deployment of java3d with the
> application will be easy, cos ive spent the last couple of hours trying
> to get it working;) How would you go about it then? I have distributed
> the libraries (.jars) and the program still wont work on a non-java3d
> machine, presumably because it will require the .dlls! The question is
> how do you ship them, or more to the point how do you reference them in
> the .jnlp file?
I'm sorry for sounding arrogant saying 'no problem'.
The way to go is to pack the dll into a jar an sign(!) it. Then, place
these jars to the OS-specific part of the JNLP file. E.g.
<resources os="Windows">
<nativelib href="J3Ddll.jar"/>
<nativelib href="j3daudiodll.jar"/>
<nativelib href="J3DUtilsdll.jar"/>
</resources>
Its the same as I did it with my JXInput stuff:
<resources os="Windows">
<nativelib href="jxinputdll.jar"/>
</resources>
Jar-wrapping and signing the dlls is the key to success here!
- J
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