Java 3D on MacOS ?

Hello, could anyone tell me if Java 3D is available for MacOS ? ThxJan
[98 byte] By [silversamba] at [2007-9-26 5:48:28]
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I think this is the freshest rumor. I wish there was a Mac/Java3d rumor support group. :)

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Update on Mac OS X J3D discussions from the Java 3D list... future keeps getting brighter...

... slowwwwwly... -- B.rad

>Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2001 12:20:46 -0400

>From: Isie Masri

>Subject:Re: [JAVA3D] latest MacOSX news?

>To: JAVA3D-INTEREST@JAVA.SUN.COM

>

>Actually, a developer from Apple came to the Sun booth at Siggraph

>to take a look at the Xtivia Reality Server. He mentioned that he was

>responsible for the J3D port and he was interested in looking at sample

>J3D applications.

>

>-isie

>

>At 10:26 PM 9/6/2001 -0700, you wrote:

>>At JavaOne, I spoke with some of the Java/OS X guys in the Apple booth. I

>>commended them for including a modern JVM in OS X. Then I specifically

>>asked if OS X was going to support Java3D, and he gave a definate yes. He

>>said that they even had it running on a single machine at apple (sounded

>>like they had to do some serious voodoo to get it to work). But then he

>>reiterated that before they do Java3D they needed to get the rest of the

>>stuff in OS X up to speed. I think the guy I spoke with also mentioned

>>something about licencing costs or something...can't exactly remember.

>>

>>My take is that they are teetering on if they should support Java3D or not,

>>given that they have not made any public announcements. I feel that it is

>>important for us to let Apple know, in a kind but convincing way, that we

>>would like to see Java3D on OS X. Maybe we need a slogan that says

>>something to the effect of:

>>

>>"Apple: If you support Java3D in OS X, I'll buy a new Mac."

>>

>>I mean that literally myself.

>>

>>It would seem that Sun would also have an interest in this happening.

>>Consider the alternative, MS is going to fight Sun all the way, whereas

>>Apple is shipping JDK 1.3...just imagine what it would be like if an updated

>>version of OS X had Java3D installed by default! It can happen.

>>

>>Who do we talk to? Who do we email and let them know?

>>

>

rimlinger1 at 2007-7-1 14:13:31 > top of Java-index,Security,Cryptography...
# 2
Well, this is an old message and there still seems to be no definitive Java3D mentioned for the Mac. Any updates? Any notifications of release in the near future?Robert Templeton
templer0161 at 2007-7-1 14:13:31 > top of Java-index,Security,Cryptography...