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Hi!
I'm sorry, I did not notice you uploaded a new version. I just downloaded it and what can I say? It works!! No more error messages, no more extra java3d projects in my workspace! Thank you very much for your effort!
Keep up that good work!
Michel.
11:56AM UTC on Mar 09 2009 in Eclipse java3d plugins
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Hi!
I uninstalled the old version and installed your new one, but that did not change anything. Now both archives "java3d_1.5.1.jar" and "java3d_windows_amd64_1.5.1" are packed, but I think that should not make any difference. I guess it has something to do with the x64 version of the JRE, because this time when I had just uninstalled the java3d plugin I noticed that I got...
08:08AM UTC on Feb 10 2009 in Eclipse java3d plugins
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Hi!
As I said before: "When I remove Java3D from my JRE I get the following error: javax.media cannot be resolved to a type". :-/
Sincerely,
Michel Krämer.
07:38AM UTC on Jan 21 2009 in Eclipse java3d plugins
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Hi!
Sorry for my late answer. I was very busy lately.
I did as you said and created a new workspace and a new HelloWorld project. I added java3d to the dependencies. When I open the "Plugin dependencies" in the "Package Explorer" it includes the following entries:
java3d_1.5.1.jar
java3d_windows_amd64_1.5.1.jar
So it looks just the same as in my other projects...
08:23AM UTC on Jan 20 2009 in Eclipse java3d plugins
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Hi!
Yes, there are two items in this list. The provider is "java3declipse.org". The names are "Java3d 1.5.x Plug-in" and "Java3d_1_5_windows_amd64 Fragment". The plug-in IDs are "java3d" and "java3d_windows_amd64".
Thanks,
Michel.
07:22AM UTC on Jan 14 2009 in Eclipse java3d plugins
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Hi!
The two manifest files look exactly the same.
By the way: I solved the errors by importing the "java3d_windows_amd64.jar" as a plugin into the eclipse workspace with "File/Import.../Plugins and Fragments". Now everything compiles and I can live with it, but it's kind of weird and I guess you would like to find a real solution. If so, I will be happy to help you...
03:54PM UTC on Jan 13 2009 in Eclipse java3d plugins
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Hallo Aleksandar,
thank you for your answer. The osgi.os variable is still "win32". os.arch is "x86_64".
Let me describe the difference between the 568 and the x64 plugin a little bit better:
When I use the 586 one on my 32-bit system the plugin directory will contain the following:
- A directory called "java3d_windows_i586_1.5.1" which contains the needed...
07:34AM UTC on Jan 13 2009 in Eclipse java3d plugins
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Hi!
I'm using Vista x64 with the 64 bit version of Eclipse. I already read the notes about Vista and moved the Eclipse folder out of C:\Program Files. The java3d plugin can be installed successfully, but when I try to compile my project (which compiles on other machines flawlessly) then I get a lot of errors: "Access restriction: The constructor ... is not accessible due to restriction...
12:21PM UTC on Jan 12 2009 in Eclipse java3d plugins
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Hi!
I'm the administrator of the Spamihilator project. The project is inactive for several years now and has not released any files yet. Please remove it from sourceforge.net.
Thanks
Michel Krämer.
04:53PM UTC on Oct 27 2007 in SourceForge.net
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Yes. I'd also like to see that feature. It would be nice if one could enter something like "C:\Program Files\....." to start an application that is not in the list of included files.
10:03PM UTC on Dec 03 2006 in Launchy
