----- Original Message -----
From: "Larry Juncker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 04:38
Subject: Java Applet Not Working
> Good Morning List
>
> I have a Java Applet that has been running on a site for quite some time and
> now all of a sudden when you mouse over it, it says it can find my class
> file.
>
> The trouble is on the following site.
>
> http://www.machinerypile.com
>
> If you click on one of the Auction items on the Home page and look at the
> detial of it, there is a countdown timer called Ticker.class that is
> supposed to load.
>
> I have the Ticker.class file registered under Applets in ColdFusion
> Administrator and I also have the actual class file in my Root folder of the
> site.
What is the url of your root?
That is what belongs in your codebase
attribute - not "/".
Apparently you run all your detail pages out of
http://secureserver.pcrealm.net/MachineryPile/
I see you do have ticker.class in
http://secureserver.pcrealm.net/MachineryPile/
so it is defintie that your codebase attribute is the problem.
Just delete the attribute or change it to the full url.
Just put the .class in that dir and delete the codebase
attribute - if the .class is in the dir that is the url
of the calling template then default codebase is that
dir.
You don't need to register the .class in cfAdmin.
Pan
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