om: Didier Boucard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 03 October 2001 13:34
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] Java3d on Linux RedHat exits...
I use an implementation of OpenGL (made by SGI) on a Visual Workstation
and I have the same problem with jdk1.3 and java 3D 1.2.1_01 under
linux.
In
I use an implementation of OpenGL (made by SGI) on a Visual Workstation
and I have the same problem with jdk1.3 and java 3D 1.2.1_01 under
linux.
In fact, only the combination of jdk 1.2 and java 3D 1.1.3 seems stable
on this computer.
Is it a known problem on this platform?
Ingo Brunberg wro
Success! The previous version of Mesa (v 3.4.2) works fine with
Java3d. Mesa 3.5 isn't quite up to it yet. Guess that's why they call
it a "developer release" :-)...
-- John
John Nelson wrote:
> Ok, I downloaded Mesa 3.5, built, installed and tested it (Mesa works
> like a charm), but Java
Ok, I downloaded Mesa 3.5, built, installed and tested it (Mesa works
like a charm), but Java still has problems. When I run the Java demos,
I receive an immediate crash after the initial window appears...
Now, Mesa 3.5 is a development release which might explain the problem.
I'll try the previ
Ok, I have answered this question several times before, so here again:
Java3D 1.2.1 will almost always kill the X-Server if you use XFree86 4
in combination with the Mesa library that comes with XFree86 4. As
this is now also mentioned in the Readme, that comes with Java 3D
1.2.1_01 for linux, I s
Hello all,
I hope this is is a known (and easily fixed problem). I'm trying to run
the examples provided with Java3d from the Linux Redhat command line and
allthough all of the demos run correctly, I have nasties when I exit them
by using the close box or CTRL-C at the command line.
The applica
