It has something to do with the fact that java1.2 installs two instances of
the
java command; one which finds extension classes in e.g. c:\jdk1.2\jre\lib\ext
and another which finds extension classes in e.g. c:\Program
Files\JavaSoft\jre\1.2\lib\ext.
The default java command (I think as specified in the windows registry?)
is in e.g. c:\Program Files\JavaSoft\jre\bin and finds
extension classes in the latter lib location, but Java3D did not install
itself there,
but in the jdk lib ext location.
I think the solution is to put c:\jdk1.2\bin in your path env variable, near
the beginning of the list
of paths. This is a vague memory. Hope it is right.
Eric
shilpi banerjee wrote:
> hi,
> could someone help me with this : i installed JDK1.2.1 and then the java3d
> package and tried to run the samples but i kept getting the error that the
> class definition could not be found ... don't java1.2 and java3d contain
> all the class defs needed to compile the sample applications ?
> thanks a tonne,
> shilpi
>
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