The code parameter is case sensitive, so if your class is Client,
code=Client.class should be used. I don't believe suffixing the
.class is required (at least not in modern browsers).
(The Sun recommendation is to capitalise the first letter of the class
(and the first letter of any words in the classname), eg. MySillyClass)
francisco zuluaga wrote:
hello!
I'm new in tomcat, I want use some applets as front-enf for my
servlets but I had some problems:
I put the class files into the directory:
/usr/local/tomcat/webapps/proyect/applets
and in my html file i put this line:
applet codebase=./applets code=client.class /applet
but it did not work
in my browser i had the error
client class not found
where i must put my class files and how I must do reference to this in
the html file?
francisco
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