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We're running j3d1.2b2 with jdk1.2rc1 with no major problems.

   1. Go to File->Project Properties
        In the Java libraries box at the bottom there really shouldn't
        be anything to start with (my opinion only, I don't like depending
        on non jdk/jre stuff) unless they're your own libraries, whatever.
   2. Click on Add to the right.
        A list of currently available libraries is listed.  j3d won't be there.
   3. Click New
   4. Give it a name "Java3D Beta 2" for instance
   5. Click the "..." next to Class path
   6. Click Add Zip/JAR
   7. Navigate to your jar files (d:\jdk1.2rc1\jre\lib\ext in our case)
   8. control click on all the j3d jars as well as the vecmath and perhaps
      the vrml97 jar files (you may want to do those as seperate libraries
   9. click open, ok, etc.. to get back to the Project Properties window
  10. add the new library

You shouldn't need to have your classpath set unless you're running
using the Java Plugin.  For some reason that seems screwed.  If you're
running with the appletviewer you might have to set a policy with the
policy tool.

If I didn't need to use the plugin, I wouldn't have my classpath set.
Maybe they fixed this with version 1.2 of the plugin, I'm not sure.

I'm running NT 4.0 (SP3 and SP4) machines and sometimes on W95.

Have fun,

-j




"Daniel A. Nathan" wrote:
> 
> Hello Everyone!
> 
> I am having some problems with getting Java 3D to work with JBuilder
> 2.0.
> The moment I give the classpath to the Java 3D stuff, I get dependency
> probs.
> Someone suggested making a library of it, but how do I do that?  Do I do
> it
> in JBuilder or where?  Also, there are some really conflicting stories
> abound,
> does the CLASSPATH environment var need to be set or not?  Some people
> still have it in the Autoexec.Bat file, and some do not.  I myself don't
> use it.
> But maybe I should?
> 
> Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!!
> 
> Many thanks!!
> 
> Regards,
> Daniel