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Clasess must be copied to same directory. As I said. Server doesn't know what kind of files it handels. It him same whether gif or class. He sends what browser wants. This depends on HTM protocol. &nbsp;Httpd server just send, waht browser asks. You cannot specify where is the CLASSPATH to the web server :(<br />
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Clasess must be copied to same directory. As I said. Server doesn't know what kind of files it handels. It him same whether gif or class. He sends what browser wants. This depends on HTM protocol.  Httpd server just send, waht browser asks. You cannot specify where is the CLASSPATH to the web server :(



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I have an applet running on a Web server on the Sun,<br />
and a browser running on a Windows NT PC. &nbsp;<br />
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I want the Applet to find all the appropriate classes on the<br />
server. &nbsp;I know how to set a CLASSPATH on the client, but<br />
I don't want the browser to look on the client. &nbsp;I only want<br />
to store the classes on the server. &nbsp;<br />
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The Netscape browser will look in the html directory on the server. &nbsp;However, I need to specify a path of different directories to search for classes. &nbsp;Is there any way to set up a CLASSPATH on the SERVER that will be used?<br />
If not, how do I get the Applet to look in the appropriate<br />
places for classes?<br />
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I have an applet running on a Web server on the Sun,
and a browser running on a Windows NT PC.  

I want the Applet to find all the appropriate classes on the
server.  I know how to set a CLASSPATH on the client, but
I don't want the browser to look on the client.  I only want
to store the classes on the server.  

The Netscape browser will look in the html directory on the server.  However, I need to specify a path of different directories to search for classes.  Is there any way to set up a CLASSPATH on the SERVER that will be used?
If not, how do I get the Applet to look in the appropriate
places for classes?



CLASSPATH configuration

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