Applets are downloaded by the browser, and as such have to be accessible to
the client. Clients can not directly access anthing under WEB-INF per the
servlet spec. So you'll have to find a place to put them outside WEB-INF or
have a servlet of some kind serve them to the client (if authorization is a
concern).
Hope this helps you out
--David
On Thursday 17 January 2002 10:49 am, you wrote:
Hello,
I am having trouble running any applets from on my tomcat server on my NT
box. I truly believe I have all my classpaths configured properly, as I can
run any type of servlet or bean. If I create a simple java file under
/root/web-inf/classes/clock.class (which is in my classpath), then take a
html file and put it in the /root folder and call that .html file, I always
get a class not found error.
Do I need to put /servlet.clock.class in my applet tag? I tried that with
no success. I am missing something simple and could use some assistance
with this.
Thanks,
Scott Purcell
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