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mikael.ogren@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Hello! > > We have a project that might be using VisAd for visualization and I have a > few questions concerning multiple platform support. > > How does VisAd work (if it works) on: > > - Solaris > - Linux > - IRIX > - True64 Much of the development of VisAD is done on Solaris, so it works best there. There doesn't appear to be a Java3D implementation available for Tru64, so only the 2D portion of VisAD would be functional. The other platforms will work, but because VisAD is a great testbed for uncovering Java3D bugs, there may be problems. > I read that to be able to run VisAd as an applet the minimum demand is > Netscape 6 but that one might have to add the Java Plug-In. Do you need this > or not? And how about Internet Explorer (version, addons...)? I don't know anything about running VisAD as an applet, so I'll defer to others on this.
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