How my pages are best viewed ?

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If your browser can ...

View images.

Handle animated gifs.

Handle HTML tables.

Understand HTML 3.0 extensions.

Understand JavaScript.

Understand Java.

How can I navigate around ?

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To avoid the "spider net" effect, I try to organize my pages in a tree structure. Obviously there are shortcuts everywhere, but at least there is always a way from one page to another by crossing the tree's branches. If you consider each page as a node (which has a father) in the tree, you may find the following buttons at the bottom of the pages to help you navigate :

RETURN TO THE TOP NODE (my main page actually).
GO TO THE PREVIOUS CHILD NODE.
GO TO THE NEXT CHILD NODE.
RETURN TO MY FATHER NODE.

Moreover, when you find link lists with foot prints like this you can be sure that this is the normal path across the tree. (The pages linked there are really children of the current page).


3D server configuration.

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In order to deal with all the VRML stuff you can find in my pages, you will need to do the following:

First get a VRML browser.

If you don't know where to find one, refer to my 3d pages.

Then, put the following entry in your (local or server) mailcap file: x-world/x-vrml; your_browser -URL '%u' -remote %s

This way, each time your browser receives an x-vrml document, it will start your VRML browser with the specified document.

Now if you want your transmit VRML documents from your own server

Put this in the server mime.types file: x-world/x-vrml wrl
Now, all VRML documents you write must be named 'something'.wrl

That's it !!


Audio server configuration.

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In order to be able to use the "direct audio contact", which is based on multicast, you will need the following:

The multicast audio application named VAT.

Then, put the following entry in your (local or server) mailcap file: application/x-vatp; vat `cat %s`

This way, each time your browser receives an x-vatp document, it will know what to execute. (Typically, it will execute vat with the document content as command-line options.)

Now if you want your server to be able to do the same,

Put this in the server mime.types file: application/x-vatp vatp
Now, all documents you write must be named 'something'.vatp

That's it !!

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Page maintained by Didier Verna   (verna@inf.enst.fr)
Last revision: Fri Mar 7 10:04:55 MET 1997