Simple 3D Point Plotting

I'm looking to create a simple Java app that outputs a bunch of 3D points
(X, Y, Z) into a window. Possibly being able to rotate the image of the dots
to appreciate the 3D. What would be my best way to do this in Java? The Java
3D API seems like overkill since you *need* OpenGL and a 3D card, but I'm
sure my app would run fine on any system without 3D hardware.

- Brian


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