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VermelGen is a VRML 2.0 scenegraph editor written entirely in Java. It uses
the VRML External Application Interface (EAI) to drive any VRML browser that
supports the EAI. You can see exactly what your model looks like in the
browser of your choice.
The current release is Beta 2.
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That low level java scripting API a pain in the arse? Don't understand
how to use the EAI? Just want to get the job done right! Look no further.
JVerge is all of the VRML 2.0 nodes written as Java classes. It enforces
strict VRML syntax so you know that you haven't done anything wrong
on the VRML side. Simply by changing the import line in your source you can
move your application from a script to an applet to a standalone application.
You never need to worry about changing between the various APIs.
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So now you're having fun playing with all this dynamic generation of VRML. Problem:
how do you know that the scene is really what you think it is? Simple, just
plug in VermelTrap and print it out. VermelTrap dynamically traces your
scenegraph from any supplied node and passes back to you a formatted
string representing what exists at that point in time.
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The Java Extended Widget Library. Written purely in Java 1.1, this library
provides you with the core set of widgets and dialogs to take your application
beyond the ordinary. We have everything from those sexy flush buttons appearing
in Microsoft and Netscape products, to MultiColumnList widgets, to a complete set
of Utility dialogs. Quicker and simpler than Swing.
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