On Dec 3, 2007 8:15 PM, Nils Bruin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've looked into Java3D a bit and it seems to need all kinds of scary
> fiddling and installing to get working - especially in a browser.
> Instructions I found referred to "jre1.2" and "java2". Given that
> "jre1.6" seems to be current, I think those instructions might be
> outdated.
>
> Some people here seem to have been able to get java3d working in their
> browser. Does anybody have a pointer to a reasonable installation
> guide for, say, fedora 7? Any attempt on my side has led to sending
> firefox into a non-responsive busy-loop.
>
> I agree that screenshots of java3d look really promising, but Ted's
> applet has the distinct advantage of actually putting something in my
> browser that works. (although it looks like it will only be able to
> make graphs - no general 3d pictures)
>
Are you using the notebook in secure mode? Try using java3d
in sage but with the notebook in insecure mode:
sage: notebook(secure=False)
There are known issues on some platforms with using java3d over
https.
William
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