Difference between revisions of "How to create an X3D applet with Xj3D"
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Revision as of 18:22, 23 January 2012
The creation of an X3D applet using Xj3D is a very important step to lower the acceptance barrier of potential visitors of website using X3D. On this page, we will guide you through...
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Selecting and bundling the necessary jar and resource files
In order to get your applet working, some jar files and resource files (dll) need to be included. This is depending on the desired functionality.
These jars always need to be included:
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Writing the applet code
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Including the applet in your HTML page
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Additional remarks
This is an combined effort of X3D forum users. Please contrubite to this!