Hi Ilya
the **.class is working fine. The trouble was with my jar file, it was
obfuscated in a wrong way.
Thanks again,
Gabor
Ilya A. Kriveshko wrote:
> You should match "**.class". Not using ** definitely will not let you
> access .class files in sub-directories, and may simply be covering
> another problem with accessing the jar.
>
> After you re-enable "**.class" matching, attempt to access your jar by
> typing in its URL in the browser. Then, try to access the problematic
> .class by tying in the URL in the browser. Then, inspect the log files
> (WEB-INF/logs/access.log for which files are accessed,
> WEB-INF/logs/sitemap.log for how the file is served and for errors, and
> WEB-INF/logs/error.log just in case).
>
> If your browser can access the files individually, then Cocoon is doing
> its job, and the JVM should be able to access all the files as well.
> Look for the problem elsewhere.
>
> Can you also post the HTML code that is used to establish the applet? I
> wonder if there are issues with CODEBASE or ARCHIVE parameters?
>
> A couple of more hints:
>
> I assume that you had compiled your req class with "package
> outclasses.needed;" in the beginnning of the source file, and aren't
> simply placing the class file in the outclasses directory. Is that
> correct?
>
> Are you running your servlet container behind a web-server, like Apache?
> Or are you running, say, Tomcat directly on port 80? If it's the former,
> look at the web server's access log to determine which files are
> requested by the browser. Maybe some of them are not reaching the
> servlet container? A problem with JkMount, in case of Tomcat could be
> the issue.
>
> Try unpacking your jar into /myApp directory. Does that work?
>
> Alternatively, try putting your outer class files inside the jar. Does
> that work?
>
> I'm running out of suggestions. Need more info.
> --
> Ilya
>
> Gabor Bartha wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> summarized:
>>
>> I have an applet in a jar with outer classes (java modules). There are
>> several classes in the jar and beside the jar.
>>
>> When the applet is running (from the jar) it finds the classes inside
>> the jar, but is unable to find the classes beside the jar.
>>
>> I have the jar file: /myApp/main.jar
>> I have the classes: /myApp/outclasses/needed/req.class
>> /myApp/outclasses/eq.class
>> When Class.forName(outclasses/needed/req) is called,
>> ClassNotFoundExecption occures. I have pipeline for the jar, and for
>> class:
>>
>> <map:match pattern="*.jar">
>> <map:read src="{1}.jar" mime-type="application/java-archive"/>
>> </map:match>
>> <map:match pattern="*.class">
>> <map:read src="{1}.class" mime-type="application/java-class"/>
>> </map:match>
>>
>> If I use the <map:match pattern="**.class"> pipeline, the classes
>> inside the jar cannot be loaded, and ClassNotFoundException occures.
>>
>> Gabor
>>
>>
>>
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