We are actively working on staging Java 3D for community source. This include coming up with a licensing scheme that will encourage the continue community development effort of a standard Java 3D version. Please share your thought with us. We're reading.
- Chien Yang Java 3D, Sun Microsystems Inc.
Fred Klingener wrote:
--- Gilson Laurent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello
Why there is no any activity?
Well,... 2/3 have holidays. The rest waits for the j3d-sources and makes plans what parts to hack first.
First, here are wishes for happy and contented holidays for all those having them to celebrate.
Second, the latter point raises the question of future hack-management. Do you suppose JAVA3D-INTEREST will be the hub for hacking information? Do you suppose special-interest hack groups will form up on SourceForge? What do you suppose Sun's expectations/attitude/behavior will be to hacks? Do you suppose that X3D's headstart will squeeze out other interests. Are there any significant interests competing with Sun's or X3D? Is there anything we should be discussing here that could help the developer community later?
AFAIC, the development and proliferation of Java 3D applications has suffered from the standards FUD, and proliferation of hacks is going to be no improvement - just different FUDs.
Personally, I hope some notion of a 'standard' version is maintained.
Waddyathink?
Fred Klingener
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