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Gary Moss
01/29/99 09:47 AM
To: "Juergen Pankrath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:
Subject: Re: <No subject>
If you are running on NT or Win 95/98, make sure that the path to jdk1.2\bin is
FIRST
in your system search path. See excerpt below from
jdk1.2\README.Java3D-jdk.OpenGL.txt:
"NOTE: The 1.2 JDK installs Java into both the JDK location (c:\jdk1.2
by default) and into the JRE location
(c:\Program Files\JavaSoft\Jre\1.2 by default). Additionally, a
shortcut to java.exe is installed in the WINNT/System32 (for NT
systems) or Windows/System (for Windows 95 & 98) directory.
Developers need to be aware of this when working with the 1.2 JDK.
Unless the path to the 1.2 JDK bin directory is placed in the PATH
environment variable ahead of the system directory, the JDK java.exe
will not be executed. If any extensions (such as Java 3D) are only
installed into the JDK and not the JRE as well, then these extensions
will not be found during program execution."
Is this in the FAQ yet?
-Gary
"Juergen Pankrath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/29/99 12:30:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Gary Moss/arl)
Subject: <No subject>
Dear java 3d-experts,
I get a problem when using jdk1.2\demo\java3d\HelloUniverse as an
application. The applet, however, works fine.
Applying the sample code as an application I receive the following
message:
Exception in thread "main"
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/media/j3d/SceneGraphObject.
What's wrong? How can I remedy the code?
Great thanks for everyone who can help me.
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