The problem is not the servlet. It's definitely ok to generate html that
brings up an applet. The problem is probably your classpath, which may not
be set up to find the applet class files.
-----Original Message-----
From: Sohaila Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 10:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Servlets & Applets..
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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