Thanks Nathan,
I managed to upgrade to an official Mesa library (this was mentioned in the
README-Java3D) and
also used the newest ver 4.0.1. Not sure why it didnt work the first time. But it
works now.
:)
Happy Holidays to all ...
-Eryk
>A note I found in the Flightgear-users archive su
On Mon, Dec 24, 2001 at 10:19:59AM -0800, Eryk Furman wrote:
> Hi all this is my first post, I just started developing Java under Linux, cuz
>frankly i cant deal
> with Microsoft's OS's anymore. I am running Red Hat 7.1, Java 2 jdk1.4 beta 3,
>blackdown java3d
> 1.3. Im running this on an IBM
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Subject: Re: Java 3D question
>
> On Wednesday 03 October 2001 08:36, Timothy Reaves wrote:
> > I have linux Java 3D working on my box. Are there any actual
> > applications out there for Java 3D, or just the little d
On Wednesday 03 October 2001 08:36, Timothy Reaves wrote:
> I have linux Java 3D working on my box. Are there any actual
> applications out there for Java 3D, or just the little demos that show
> that it works?
I believe RoboForge uses Java 3D. Anyone who knows better feel
free to correct me.
On 25 Jan 00, at 20:20, yangyuexiang wrote:
> I use jdk1.2.2. Where can I get the plug-in?
I am afraid, there is none for Linux yet.
Rumors speak about it being included in jdk1.2.2.rc4 which might
be delivered this week.
> When I run applet in netscape.
> First, I see a message:
> (1)Applet He
Oliver Fels wrote:
> On 25 Jan 00, at 18:58, yangyuexiang wrote:
>
> > > I can run java 3d application on linux.
> >
> > also, I can run the applet through appletviewer, But I cannot run
> > applet in the browser. Who can give me some suggestions?
> > The error is --NoClassDefFoundError
>
> Which
On 25 Jan 00, at 18:58, yangyuexiang wrote:
> > I can run java 3d application on linux.
>
> also, I can run the applet through appletviewer, But I cannot run
> applet in the browser. Who can give me some suggestions?
> The error is --NoClassDefFoundError
Which JDK are you using ? Which classes
Hi Jeff,
Thank you very much for your answer. I followed your suggestion
and it worked. The only thing I have to add was the change to the
LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable, which Java (or its different packages)
used to get to the shared library.
Regards,
Jacob Nikom
Jeff Galyan wrote:
>
> Jacob,
>
Jacob,
Just make a symlink to libGL.so as libMesaGL.so.3 - in Mesa3D 3.x, the
default for the build is to name the libraries libGL.so etc., for easier
swappability with "real" OpenGL implementations. Earlier versions of
Mesa3D used the name libMesaGL.so for the libGL.so library.
The sumlink can
Select a Mirror:
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/mirrors.html
Fred.
"Nolte, Holger" wrote:
> Hi, where can I find java 3d for linux ?
>
> Holger
>
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On Wed, 12 May 1999, Steve Byrne wrote:
> I've uploaded a pre-release version of Java 3D for Java 2 to Blackdown; it
> should reach the mirror sites over the next day or two. You'll need to have
> Mesa 3 installed to be able to run it.
Well... render me impressed! ;) I made a few modificati
> "SB" == Steve Byrne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SB> I've uploaded a pre-release version of Java 3D for Java 2 to
SB> Blackdown; it should reach the mirror sites over the next day
SB> or two. You'll need to have Mesa 3 installed to be able to
SB> run it.
It works, at least
> "AJR" == A J Rossini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AJR> It works, at least for what I need for resuming development
AJR> under Linux, from the copy I snarfed (which was incomplete,
I should also point out that this is under Debian's unstable distrn
(potato), glib2.1, using green thr
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