Extension

Standard Extension

1. Java 3D
2. Java Advanced Imaging (JAI)
3. JavaHelp
4. JavaMail
5. JavaSpeech
6. JavaMedia Framework (JMF)
7. Java Data Object (JDO)

Java 3D

The Java 3D provides a set of object-oriented interfaces that support a simple, high-level programming model. This enables developers to build, render, and control the behavior of 3D objects and visual environments. By leveraging the inherent strengths of the Java language, Java 3D technology extends the concept of "Write Once, Run AnywhereTM" to 3D graphics applications

Java 3D for Windows (for Linux see Blackdown project)

• Java3D 1.3
  • 1.3.0 OpenGL (Runtime, SDK), DirectX (Runtime, SDK), Linux (Blackdown) (Runtime, SDK)
  • 1.3.0 Document (zipHTML)
  • 1.3.0 Specification (PDF, zipHTML)
• Java3D 1.2
  • 1.2.1_04 OpenGL (SDK)
  • 1.2.1_03 OpenGL (Runtime, SDK)
  • 1.2.1_01 OpenGL (Runtime, SDK)
  • 1.2.1 Document (zipHTML)
  • 1.2.0 OpenGL (SDK)
  • 1.2.0 Document (zipHTML)
  • 1.2.0 Specification (PDF, zipHTML)
• Java3D 1.1
  • 1.1.3 OpenGL (Runtime, SDK)
  • 1.1.2 Tutorial (zipPDF)
  • 1.1.0 Document (zipHTML)
• Others
  • Java3D Programming: A Technical Overview (PDF, src)
  • JavaOne 1999 Presentation Slide of Java3D API (PDF)
  • XJ3D
  • VRML
  • Java3DFlyThrough
  • Examples

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Java Advanced Imaging

The Java Advanced Imaging (JAI) enables developers to easily incorporate high-performance, network-enabled, scalable, platform-independent image processing into Java technology-based applications and applets. By using the inherent stengths of the Java language, Java Advanced Imaging extends the concept of "Write Once, Run AnywhereTM" to image processing applications.

JDK=for installation in a JDK,
JRE=for installation in a JRE,
CLASSPATH=for installation in an arbitrary location,
SignedJAR=Auto Installation for browsers

• JAI 1.1.2 beta
  • Windows (JDK, JRE, CLASSPATH, SignedJAR)
  • Linux (JDK, JRE, CLASSPATH, SignedJAR)
  • Sample (Windows, Unix)
• JAI 1.1.1_01
  • Windows (JDK, JRE, CLASSPATH, SignedJAR)
  • Linux (JDK, JRE, CLASSPATH, SignedJAR)
  • Sample (Windows, Unix)
• JAI 1.1.1
  • Windows (JDK, JRE, CLASSPATH, SignedJAR)
  • Linux (JDK, JRE, CLASSPATH, SignedJAR)
  • Sample (Windows, Unix)
  • Codec Source (zip)
• JAI 1.1
  • Windows (JDK, JRE, CLASSPATH, SignedJAR)
  • Linux (JDK, JRE, CLASSPATH, SignedJAR)
  • Sample (Windows, Linux)
  • Tutorial (Windows, Unix)
  • JAICMM (zip)
  • API Documentation (Maintenance Review Draft)
  • Programming Guide 1.0.1 (zipHTML, PDF)
  • Specification (Final Released 2, Final Released)
  • Reader/Writer Code (zip)
• JAI 1.0.2
  • Implementation (Windows, Linux-beta from Blackdown.org)
  • Sample (Windows, Linux-beta from Blackdown.org)
  • Tutorial (Windows, zip)
  • JAICMM (zip)
  • API Documentation and Specification 1.0.1 (zipHTML, PDF)

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JavaHelp

• JavaHelp 2.0 (zip), Guide (PDF)
• JavaHelp 1.1.3 (zip), Guide (PDF)
• JavaHelp 1.0 (Windows), Specification (PDF)

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JavaMail

• JavaMail 1.3 (zip), JAF 1.0.2 (zip)
• JavaMail 1.2 (zip), JAF 1.0.1 (zip)
• JavaMail 1.1.3 (zip)
• JavaMail 1.1.2 (zip)
• POP3 1.1.1 (zip)
• POP3 1.1 (zip)

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JavaSpeech

The Java Speech API (JSAPI) is not part of the JDK and Sun does not ship an implementation of JSAPI. Instead, they work with third party speech companies to encourage the availability of multiple implementations.

• FreeTTS 1.1.2 : Open source Java speech synthesizer support by Sun. (targz 22MB)
• FreeTTS 1.1.1 : Open source Java speech synthesizer support by Sun. (targz 24MB)
• Java Speech API 1.0
  • Specification (PDF, zipHTML)
  • Programmer's Guide (PDF, zipHTML)
  • Grammar Format Specification (PDF, zipHTML)
• Java Speech API 0.6 beta Markup Language Specification (PDF, zipHTML)

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Java Media Framework

The Java Media Framework API (JMF) enables audio, video and other time-based media to be added to Java applications and applets.

• 2.1.1e (Windows, Linux, CrossPlatform, SCSL)
• 2.1.1b (Windows, CrossPlatform)
• 2.1.1a (SCSL)
• 2.1.1 (Windows, CrossPlatform)

Java Data Object

The Java Data Objects (JDO) API is a standard interface-based Java model abstraction of persistence, developed as Java Specification Request 12 under the auspices of the Java Community Process. Application programmers use JDO to directly store their Java domain model instances into the persistent store (database).

• JDO 1.0
  • Sepecification (zip, errata)
  • Reference Implementation (zip, errata)
  • Technology Compatibility Kit (zip errata)

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