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[gl4java-usergroup] Installation & compile help-Windows98

[Steelman <mar...@ve...>]

Help.  I have read and reread the documents.  Can anyone tell me the file
directory set up to make GL4Java work?

I hava Windows 98 SE.

Right now, I have it rigged so that if I put my .java file in the GL4Java
folder, I can compile it.  I did set the security file, and I can only view
my applet in Internet Explorer.  I am getting error messages about files not
found.

What do you set CLASSPATH to?  Do you set PATH?
What if I try to put this into WindowsNT 4.0?  There is no CLASSPATH
VARIABLE?

Please help me find a way that works well.

Thanks

MJ

[gl4java-usergroup] Chicago gl4java Initiative

[Robert A. W. <raw...@mi...>]

Hey gl4java-usergroup,
  
  So, does anybody happen to know the specifics on
OpenGL/Java3D/Stereopsis rendering on Sun Ultra80 platforms?  We've got
the Java3D and the StereoGraphics goggles working, but our OpenGL programs
arn't rendering using the quad-buffered stereoscopic refresh rates.  Does
anybody know of a command argument, a code line, config file, or something
that would effectively pipe the OpenGL up through our Java3D?  
  Moreover, anybody who can get that particular piece of code up and
running, and lives in the Chicagoland area, ought to contact me.  Our
university cybercafe is trying to put up a CAVE(like) system, and gl4java
libraries would probably double the number of demos and programs that
we're currently running.  So.... We're trying to get gl4java working...

  Opportunities currently exist in Chicago for VR, OpenGL, and Java
applications, programers and such....  Possible job openings even, but for
now, I'm just going to leave it at 'opportunities exist,' because I don't
want to get nailed for posting job-opening that don't.  <grin>
  Anyhow, get in touch with me if you're associated with Chicago, the
University of Chicago, (are interested in Chicago even) and happen to know
Java(3D)/OpenGL/Sun Workstations/WinNT/Win2000....  
  VRML, Cisco, and Sony hardware is a plus, but not strictly built into
the current project plans (although implementable)....
  Thanks! 
R. Abraham Watson

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Re: [gl4java-usergroup] Installation & compile help-Windows98

[Max G. <gi...@li...>]

Steelman wrote:

>Help.  I have read and reread the documents.  Can anyone tell me the file
>directory set up to make GL4Java work?
>
Any directory that is in your CLASSPATH. That what it is for. Or you can 
use 'java -classpath<path_to_jar_file> MyApp' if you don't want/can't 
set CLASSPATH.Of course in both cases you need to put native libraries 
(.so/.dll) in directory where system can find it (default directories or 
those specified in PATH).

HTH,
Max