Package com.adobe.flashaccess.sdk.policy does not exist

Question

[ Problem ]
We are trying to create policy. We have set the class path and referring adobe-flashaccess-sdk.jar, adobe-flashaccess-certs.jar and also we have copied jsafe.jar into class path directory.
I am getting error. package com.adobe.flashaccess.sdk.policy does not exist error.
Is any other .jar file needs to be included.
[ Solution ]
Page 11 of the Protecting Content document lists all of the .jar files required to use the Flash Access SDK:
adobe-flashaccess-certs.jar
adobe-flashaccess-sdk.jar
bcmail-jdk15-141.jar
bcprov-jdk15-141.jar
commons-discovery-0.4.jar
commons-logging-1.1.1.jar
jaxb-api.jar
jaxb-impl.jar
jaxb-libs.jar
relaxngDatatype.jar
rm-pdrl.jar
xsdlib.jar
jsafe.jar or jsafeWithNative.jar
Please check to make sure you have all the above .jar files on your classpath.  You also may want to check out the sample code and Ant built script located in the samples directory of the Reference Implementation Command Line Tools.  The Ant script contains targets for both compiling and running the samples, including creating a policy.

Answer 1

No, I don't think you want to just copy the 4 jar files to your /lib/ext Java SDK directory. What you want to do is to run the Java3D install program to install Java 3D to the Java SDK or JRE you specify. The install will also copy some .DLL files since part of Java3D is implemented using native methods. Without the DLLs, I would guess that you can compile programs okay but will run into errors trying to run them. No clue why the install wouldn't work on XP, but maybe the install needs a JRE to run and you need to install Sun's JRE or SDK using their install program - Microsoft used to include their own Java SDK implementation in Windows, but then took it out for Windows XP to try and deprecate Java. The install EXE might be expecting a Windows registry setting that points to a JRE or SDK for it to use.