The cosmo jar provides increased interaction with wrl files when they
are displayed with the Cosmo player. Of course, all vrml interaction
in web browsers are pretty limited because there just hasn't been
much development on this front in years.
The netscape jar files add the code for better interaction between
the java applets and Netscape. What exactly I don't know since I
haven't dug into it but there is some code that needs some real
updating in here. To make JavaDX usable, I've had to compile with the
netscape jar and then only use Netscape as a viewer. It would sure be
nice if I had some time and money to work on this feature. I think
with enough updates, this could be a really nifty way to use DX.
David
Finally decided I should at least fire up JavaDX so I'd know what it
could do. Does any of the following explain why Edit->Java->Save As Web Page
would be greyed out?
What do the netscape and cosmo jar files provide BTW?
Randy
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checking for java compiler
checking for javac... javac
checking if javac works...... yes
checking for jar
checking for jar... jar
checking for javah
checking for javah... javah
checking for java... /usr/java/bin/java
checking java architecture type... irix
checking for jdk classes... trying javac -verbose
checking for jdk classes verbosely... /usr/java/bin/../lib/rt.jar
checking for jni headers path...
/usr/java/bin/../include:/usr/java/bin/../inclu
de/irix
checking for valid jni headers path... yes
checking for jdk classes... (cached) /usr/java/bin/../lib/rt.jar
checking for netscape jar files... no -- netscape support will not be complete
checking for cosmo jar files... no -- comso support will not be complete
DX_JAVA_CLASSPATH :: /usr/java/bin/../lib/rt.jar:./
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