make sure the spelling (and sensitivity) is correct.
here is an example, where the applet class is in a jar
file located in the same dir as the html:
<applet
CODEBASE = "."
CODE = "SimulationViewer.class"
NAME = "SimulationViewer"
ARCHIVE = "simulation.jar"
WIDTH = 1200
HEIGHT = 1000
<!-- WIDTH = 650 -->
<!-- HEIGHT = 490 -->
HSPACE = 0
VSPACE = 0
ALIGN = middle
>
Quoting Sohaila Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi :)
> I have a question.. I'm developing applets for a
webcourse using swing,
> graphics, & canvas libraries (among many other, mainly
those tho) And
> we want to run these applets via servlets.. is this
possible?
>
> I wrote a servlet that was basically the html page I
usually used to run
> the applet (with the <applet ........ /applet> type
code) and it didnt
> find my applet class file (said the netscape java
console). Does this mean
> I cant use a servlet to run an applet? or am I doing
something else
> wrong..
> Or should I turn my actual applet into a servlet
instead (if that's even
> possible)?
>
> Any suggestions would be totally helpful as I dont
know very much about
> servlets at all :)
>
> Thank you!
>
> Sohaila
>
>
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