I'm using the 1.2.2 PlugIn and I'm not having this problem because the
javax.swing.* classes are bundled as part of the PlugIn.
Try including the missing javax.swing.* classes in your .jar file or
codebase.
This will increase the download time for your applet significantly so I
would suggest using the 1.2.2 PlugIn if possible instead.
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Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 1999 11:22 AM
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Subject: Re: Use Swing ?
> Hello Everybody,
> I want to know how advantageous it is to use swing components in the
> applet GUI design. I have installed the JAVA 1.1 plugin in both the IE
> 5.0 and NS 4.5 browsers. I have used swing
> components(JPanel,JButton,JTextField,JLabel,JComboBox).
> The applet is not being displayed in both the browsers.
> The ERROR - in IE 5.0 - applet <name> cannot be instantiated.
> The ERROR - in NS4.5 - class definition not found (java.swing.JPanel).
>
Screamingly off topic
Andy Bailey
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