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I suggest that you check the following.<br />
- Did the case of the filename remain?<br />
- Did you copy the class file in binary mode? (If using ftp.)<br />
- Check the HTML file, does the applet tag have any absolute references to the location of the applet. (It shouldn't but you never know...)<br />
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Hope this helps<br />
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Fredrik<br />

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I suggest that you check the following.
- Did the case of the filename remain?
- Did you copy the class file in binary mode? (If using ftp.)
- Check the HTML file, does the applet tag have any absolute references to the location of the applet. (It shouldn't but you never know...)

Hope this helps

Fredrik


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I was able to get the applet to work by removing the codebase= parameter of the applet tag. &nbsp;Any ideas as to why this would work and if it's an acceptable solution?<br />

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I was able to get the applet to work by removing the codebase= parameter of the applet tag.  Any ideas as to why this would work and if it's an acceptable solution?


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I think codebase should point to the URL where the applet is located. If the applet is in the same directory as the HTML source file it doesn't need to be specified.<br />

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I think codebase should point to the URL where the applet is located. If the applet is in the same directory as the HTML source file it doesn't need to be specified.


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good enough for me. &nbsp;you can answer the question.<br />

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good enough for me.  you can answer the question.


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When I run the clock demo from my computer (win95) the example.html loads the clock applet properly. &nbsp;If I copy clock2.class, clock2.java, and example.html to my server (sparc running apache 1.2.5) the applet doesn't run and I get a clock2 class not found error in the status bar. &nbsp;Any ideas?<br />

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When I run the clock demo from my computer (win95) the example.html loads the clock applet properly.  If I copy clock2.class, clock2.java, and example.html to my server (sparc running apache 1.2.5) the applet doesn't run and I get a clock2 class not found error in the status bar.  Any ideas?


class not found

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.