Java 3D error message

Hello, I have written a little java 3D program, and when I try to run it, I get a black screen with no shapes. When I stop the program, I get the following message:
Fail to create hardware D3D Device, switch to use reference rasterizer. - D3DERR_INVALIDCALL
I guess this is the reason I get the black screen, so what can I do to solve the problem?
Thanks, and Happy New Year!

How can I check it and what does its value mean? As
far as I know, ActiveX is a Microsoft technology, so
how is it related to Java?Java3D comes in two versions, one for ActiveX and one for OpenGL. Both are 3D drivers. If you have downloaded the OpenGl version of Java3D you computer must have an OpenGl driver installed. Most new graphic cards come with one. If you don't have OpenGl on your computer and are running Windows you should download the ActiveX version of Java3D.

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We have a Java Webdynpro Application inside the ESS business package ,delivered by SAP .
Is there anyway we can control the Error message area at the top of the Java webdynpro applications using the configuration controller without changing the source code for a particular Java webdynpro application???
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