You may want to try a network monitor to see what's actually going on. I use
Network Spy on the PC. The freeware version just nags once in a while but
otherwise is pretty complete. It will show all the transactions and may give
some indication as to where things are going slow.
- Steve
Tim
I have some more information on this problem. I tried running the applet on
Slax Server which uses 2.04 Apache rather than the 2.2.4 I was running on
standard Slax. It worked fine there. I also found the same problem mentioned on
another forum that was fixed by using the earlier Apache, also on
Apache 2.2.4 on Slax Linux, clients are win 2000 and win 98 with Mozilla an IE
I'm trying to get Apache on a Slax Linux machine to serve an applet to a
browser on a Windows PC.
The html loads and displays; the applet is a simple 'hello world' app that runs
in appletviewer fine. html and class
Didn't know about wget, thanks!. I just downloaded it and tried it:
wget 192.168.1.159/helloapp.class
It tried many times without success - here are the last two:
Retrying.
--14:04:40-- http://192.168.1.159/helloapp.class
(try:19) = `helloapp.class.19'
Connecting to 192.168.1.159:80...
I'll check into timeouts, any idea where they are set?
I verified it is due to data length, which could be time related. When the data
part of the packet exceeds 256 bytes, it fails. If I simplify my applet class
to get it down below 256 bytes (192) it loads. The 256 value makes me think
it's
on the server.
Check out PSCP from the putty suite of network tools for transferring
files from Windows to Linux (openssh). I have a batch file in the
SendTo directory so I can right-click/send any file to my Linux home
directory.
solprovider
On 10/25/07, steve sawtelle wrote:
Didn't know about wget
