Except for one problem: where are the VRML class files?  On page 56, it says I have to set up a
classpath to include the directory where the VRML class files are.  Fine.  Where do I get the VRML
class files?  Do they come with Netscape, or Cosmo, or the JDK, or from someplace else?

Inquiring minds want to know!

Many thanks,

Jeff

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Jeff Silverman, PC guy, Linux wannabe, Java wannabe, Software engineer, husband, father etc.
See my website: http://www.*-*-*.com/ ~jeffs

In Bob's pages  The VRMLworks , you'll find a link you'll want to go often  Tools . There under Java
Utility you'll find a link to Greg Seidman stub classes  JSAI Java stub classes .
I recommend you put them in a "java" directory and do your compilation there.
You can use Cosmo classes and they are in the npcosmo211.jar file beside the cosmo dll in the plug-in
directory. The problem I experienced compiling using those classes is that your script will open an
annoying dialog asking for privilege. The annoying thing is that you grant privilege to *Platinum
Technology* (who owned cosmo in prehistoric time) as anybody writing a script automatically get
Platinum certificate if compiled using that .jar file. This is quite a security pitfall since once
granted, it wont ask again so you could navigate another site which contain a mean script which will
sneak into your system and do potentially dangerous things as script doesnt have applet restrictions.
Anyway its annoying to be Platinum when you only want to be yourself...

Sylvain Carette
VRML designer-composer

C:\program files\CosmoSoftware\CosmoPlayer\npcosmo.zip;