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you must place the jar file in the same directory as the html file calling it.<br />
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or change the codebase parameter to point (relatively) to where the jar file is located.<br />
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CJ
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you must place the jar file in the same directory as the html file calling it.

or change the codebase parameter to point (relatively) to where the jar file is located.

CJ

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how can I point to the web-inf folder when you cant see it ( the browser I mean) do I add to the web.xml file?
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how can I point to the web-inf folder when you cant see it ( the browser I mean) do I add to the web.xml file?

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I don't think adding a path in the web.xml will work.<br />
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Can you copy the jar file to the same directory?<br />
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CJ
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I don't think adding a path in the web.xml will work.

Can you copy the jar file to the same directory?

CJ

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I could but doesnt that make it open to the general public
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I could but doesnt that make it open to the general public

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Thanx for the pts, probably not the answer you were looking for but unfortunately it is the way of the net.<br />
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CJ
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Thanx for the pts, probably not the answer you were looking for but unfortunately it is the way of the net.

CJ

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Yeah I talked to the instructor I had a while back and you were right
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Yeah I talked to the instructor I had a while back and you were right

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okay so answer to last question I have to create a jatr with the applet at the root, my com packages. so I did that set the archive = &quot;myapplet.jar&quot; in the applet tag and tuns it but it says it cant find the jar file. I placed it in the web-inf/lib folder.<br />
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whats the deal?<br />
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quick
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okay so answer to last question I have to create a jatr with the applet at the root, my com packages. so I did that set the archive = "myapplet.jar" in the applet tag and tuns it but it says it cant find the jar file. I placed it in the web-inf/lib folder.

whats the deal?

quick

cant find jar file

JavaServer Pages (JSP) allow the development of dynamically generated web pages. It uses the Java programming language; JSP pages are translated into servlets at runtime, with each servlet being cached and reused until the JSP is modified. JSP allows Java code to be interleaved with static web markup content, so the resulting page can be compiled and executed on the server to deliver the content.