Java 3d Extension

Hi ,
i m unable to run a java3d application .its giving err as "java 3d extensions not installed"
plz help me solving it
tnx

1. What platform are we talking about?
2. Did you install the 3d extensions?
3. What sample application are you trying to see if it works?

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