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Re: Question about Java3D
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Thu, 13 May 2004 16:20:19 GMT
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> > > I'm considering learning Java and the Java3D API. The only official distros for
> > > Java3D I can find are for Windows and Solaris. My question is does anyone know
> > > how portable the Java3D extension is? Dos anyone have any experience with
> > > Java3D in a platform other than the 2 listed above? I'm primarily concerned
> > > with the various flavors of Linux and Moc OS X.
Orion,
There is a Java3D developer installer for Mac OS X, so it isn't available to the
public yet. My guess is that it will be in Mac OS X 10.4, which hasn't really
been announced yet, other than the announcement that it will be demoed at the
2004 WWDC (http://developer.apple.com/wwdc). My guess is that the earliest it
will be released is late this year, if that soon. That has been Apple's pattern
the last few years anyway.
> I'm not looking to buy a Java IDE (I've already purchased Delphi and Visual
> Studio in the last year) so I went looking for a good, free IDE. I've found 2
> that seem to be in wide use: Eclipse and NetBeans. Do you have any comments on
> these 2 programs?
I don't know either of those 2 programs. I know about BlueJ:
http://www.bluej.org/
I haven't used it, but it is suppose to be a teaching tool.
Also, wasn't somebody working on a Java LDraw API?
James
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| (...) Thanks for the insight Kyle. Here's my next question... I'm not looking to buy a Java IDE (I've already purchased Delphi and Visual Studio in the last year) so I went looking for a good, free IDE. I've found 2 that seem to be in wide use: (...) (20 years ago, 13-May-04, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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