Applets are executed by the web Browser (Not the web-server)
So, your class (applet) must be found in the public-html directory for your
web server, so the browser can find/load it.
Jan
-----Original Message-----
From: Prakash Satyan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 14:41
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Applets communicating with servlets
Dear All,
I am using some applets for login which in turn calls a servlet for
serverside validations. I am using Jrun for developement and Weblogic for
final deployment. I am creating a dynamic page using a servlet which sends
an embedded APPLET tag. The problem with me is that I am not able to
display/work the applet. If I point the mouse to the Applet area it
displays the message on the status line - "class not found". Which
directory in Jrun I need to copy the applet class files. I tried in
Jrun/classes and Jrun/lib. Do I need to do any changes to the CLASSPATH.
How can it be done in Jrun as well as Weblogic. I am not able to access the
Applet even in weblogic. The applet is working fine if I directly access a
static page calling that applet.
Although this problem is not directly related to servlets but I would be
grateful if anybody can provide me with some solution.
Thanks in advance.
Satyan Prakash
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