John Wright wrote:
Tom,
You don't have to put any special code in. What you have to do is make
sure Java 3D is installed in the JVM that the browser is using. So if
IE is using Microsoft's JVM then you need to switch to Sun's JVM (and
make sure whichever one the browser is using has Java 3D installed in it
- multiple JVM installs do cause a lot of trouble).
In case you're not familiar with IE - in the Internet Properties dialog
under the "Advanced" tab if you scroll down you'll find a check box (or
two) for selecting which JVM you want IE to use.
- John Wright
Starfire Research
You may also need to use something other than the <applet> tag. Support
for this tag is spotty among browsers; some will ignore the installed
Java and instead use a version of Java 1.1.2 that ships with the browser.
The way around this is to use different HTML that uses the Java Plugin.
Or write deploy your application with WebStart. Info on both of these
are available on the Sun website.
Mark McKay
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