Java scripting problem
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I've a problem with Java scripting too: using Cosmo player with IE5.5, I
can't get any Java script to run.
Cosmo Player 2.1.1 reports:
Loading Script Node class file://C:/WINDOWS/Desktop/VRML/Test2.class
# Could not load the script class
file://C:/WINDOWS/Desktop/VRML/Test2.class.
# Please make sure the class is declared PUBLIC or the class file exists.
* Could not load any url for Script node 'MyJava'
But Test2.class does exist (in this folder) and is declared public (and
extends script).
Any suggestions?
Thanks for any help,
Dave C.
Sylvain Carette
path that appear in the error message :
file://C:/WINDOWS/Desktop/VRML/Test2.class or use Netscape.
Sylvain Carette
VRML designer-composer
Vincent Gardet
CosmoPlayer WAS the best VRML plugin in its time. CosmoPlayer is dead now...
But VRML isn't. There are people working to make it alive. So help them :
stop to use and recommend CosmoPlayer! Use and recommend living software
made by living people for a living VRML !
Vincent Gardet
http://www.gardet.nom.fr/vrmlcity/
Vincent Gardet
seems quite aggressive ! It was in fact an answer to an old question,
someone who have problem with scripting in CosmoPlayer...
Vincent Gardet
http://www.gardet.nom.fr/vrmlcity/
P. Flavin
or with Java3d for portability to Linux & beyond.
Good, proper ( and portable ) VRML runs on multiple players.
New solutions include a new support from Korean companies
using Java3d and the code from the popular and still widely
used Cosmo Player ( from SGI / Silicon Graphics ), now with
new improvements and current ( and future ) support.
Cosmo is one of the oldest, most popular, most widely used
VRML Players ... and the popular Cosmo VRML player has been
updated & reborn ...
| Nexternet .. [has] release[d] "PIVORON PLAYER v1.0"
| in December 2001. Pivoron Player is based on the
|
| ___ popular __Cosmo __ Player, ___
|
| which currently has the _ largest _ number of
| worldwide users in the 3D Browser industry.
|
| The Player improves upon the Cosmo Player and
| fully supports VRML97 and COM EAI
| (External Authoring Interface). Nexternet has
| also simplified the installation process and
| reduced the installation file size for users' convenience.
|
http://www.nexternet.com/news/pr011220.html
http://www.nexternet.com/download/index.html
~~~~ in reply to ~~~~ this bad advice:
>
> DON'T USE COSMOPLAYER !
>
> CosmoPlayer WAS the best VRML plugin in its time.
>
> CosmoPlayer is dead now... [ note: NOT TRUE ! ! - p.f.]
>
> But VRML isn't. There are people working to make it alive.
>
> So help them stop to use and recommend CosmoPlayer!
> Use and recommend living software made by living people
> for a living VRML !
>
> Vincent Gardet
> http://www.gardet.nom.fr/vrmlcity/
>
>
| Vincent Gardet wrote to comp.lang.vrml on Dec. 27, 2001
|
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&threadm=a0fhte%24t7k%241%40capella.worldonline.fr
Bzzzt ... wrong answer.
The popular Cosmo VRML Player has been reborn,
The popluar Cosmo Player is now supported by a new company.
Please don't repleat the 'there are only two' lie.
The VRML standard should be used, and it runs on
mulitple players including both Java3d and 'plain' Java.
Interactive VRML with Java3d, H-Anim Avatars with Gestures
----------------------------------------------------------
- VRML animated with Sun's VRML Loaders, including H-Anim
|
http://www.frontiernet.net/~imaging/java3d_and_vrml.html
http://www.frontiernet.net/~imaging/sc_java3d_vs_plugin.jpg
View 3d VRML worlds with Java3d or the 'new' Cosmo Viewer
| iConnecter 3D is a plug-in 3D object viewer.
|
| It enables you to deliver an entirely new Internet
| browsing experience to the end user by integrating
| interactive and rich 3D contents into your web site.
|
| iConnecter 3D is developed with Java technology,
| which means it can display 3D data on any platform,
| regardless of the OS being used, and also with any
| Internet capable device. With iConnecter 3D's small
| memory footprints, dynamic 3D objects can be
|
| displayed on all portable devices,
|
| bringing the next generation of interactive
| experiences to the mobile computing community.
|
http://sdk.web3d.org/summer2001disk2/viewers/GOMID/index.html
http://sdk.web3d.org/summer2001disk2/viewers/GOMID/Demo.zip
| GOMID develops 3D-based, next-generation Internet solutions,
| [ including multiuser VRML Viewers based on __ Java3d __ ]
| providing multimedia and multi-user platforms based on
| Java technology.
|
| GOMID aims to lead the rapidly growing virtual reality and
| wireless multimedia market of the Internet community with
| its innovative 2D/3D engine technology.
|
http://servlet.java.sun.com/javaone/pavilion/listing/G-1703/
| GOMID provides 3D-based next generation Internet
| solution, which provides multimedia and multi-user
| platform developed with Java technology.
|
| GOMID aims to lead rapidly growing virtual reality
| and wireless multimedia market of Internet community
| with its innovative 2D/3D convertible browsing engine
| technology, which will be a core of IMT-2000.
|
http://www.siggraph.org/industry/detail/444.html
If anything ... don't bother with Javascript ...
for complex animations ... use a modern object-oriented
languages like Java & Java3d for your VRML animations.
Sun created VRML Loaders for Java3d and they work well,
they can be used to animate Web3d H-Anim Avatars ...
( despite the false, misleading, slanderous statements from
Aaron Walsh, Justin Couch, Prentice Hall, the NSF supported
Center for Human Modeling and Simulation at the
University of Pennsylvania and the j3d.org Java3d FAQ )
and the apparent malfeasance of Rita R. Colwell (rcol...@nsf.gov)
the Director of our National Science Foundation.
cc: Rita R. Colwell, Director, National Science Foundation.
cc: Kenneth L. Marty, Inspector General for Investigations, NSF.
http://staff.nsf.gov/staffpage.cfm?key=957
http://www.oig.nsf.gov/civilandcriminal.htm
| GOMID, the developer of innovative Internet browsers,
| has won a National Institute of Health (NIH) contract
| to supply the National Library of Medicine (NLM) with
| desktop and wireless all-Java browsers.
|
| The award will help the NLM to meet its goal of wider
| and more timely dissemination of information.
|
| GOMID's iConnecter and iConnecter Mobile, for desktop
| and wireless, respectively, will be used by the NLM's
| Specialized Information Services (SIS) division for
| onsite and remote access to a variety of toxicology
| and environmental health databases.
|
| The new browsers provide an option for integrated
| two- and three-dimensional (2D and 3D) display,
| giving doctors or researchers a vastly improved
| view of complex images.
|
http://industry.java.sun.com/javanews/stories/story2/0,1072,40542,00.html
VRML is animated with Java3d with Java3d Loaders
from Sun as I have done, and the Koreans use Java3d
for their VRML animations ( as you can see above ).
-- Paul, Java Developer & Web Animator
-----------------------------------------------------
"Imaging the Imagined: Modeling with Math & a Keyboard"
Vincent Gardet
After reading your message, I've just tested the new CosmoPlayer : Pivoron.
I'm very happy because the CosmoPlayer's legacy isn't lost.
The player is quite good, like CosmoPlayer (with some of its faults, and
with some improvements).
So now, I'm waiting for the next release of Pivoron, living software...
Vincent Gardet
http://www.gardet.nom.fr/vrmlcity/
Joerg Scheurich aka MUFTI
Thanks for this advice 8-(
I can't.
Unlike Cosmoplayer, Pivirons player do not match my systems.
> The popular Cosmo VRML Player has been reborn,
> The popluar Cosmo Player is now supported by a new company.
It looks like, only the M$Windows Version of the Cosmo Player is now
supported by a new company.
Are there any informations about the beta MAC port ?
And the IRIX version is still supported by SGI ?
What a pity.
The people from nexternet do not even talk about non M$Windows systems.
I expected more from a company, who claims to work with Unix Servers.
Couldn't they find someone, who is competent enough to type "make" under
Solaris, AIX, Linux.... ?
BTW: Is this the ulimate death to all buisness plans to the more important
cosmoworlds ?
so long
MUFTI
--
Dies mag auf Windows 3.1 hinter ihnen versteckt werden.
(aus einem Softwarehandbuch)