>>> Sohaila Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07-Jun-00 6:53:09 PM
>>>
>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..
You are doing it right you've probably just written the tag
incorrectly.
What you need to do is write an HTML file to load your applet and
then convert that into a servlet by turning the html into println
statements.
There have been plenty of example of that in the past... check the
archive.
Note: I don't think Netscape can run Swing with the <APPLET> tag can
it? It needs the Java plugin?
>Or should I turn my actual applet into a servlet instead
>(if that's even possible)?
Of course it's possible... but programming with servlets is a
completly different paradigm to programming with applets.
>Any suggestions would be totally helpful as I dont know
>very much about servlets at all :)
read the overview on the Sun site... search on Google (you'll find
loads a usefull info)... search the archives to this list (see the
bottom of each list mail).
Nic Ferrier
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