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Well, I'm a little embarrassed...I should have remembered the case sensitivity of Linux. &nbsp;Changing the cae in the file made the difference.Thanks so much!
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Well, I'm a little embarrassed...I should have remembered the case sensitivity of Linux.  Changing the cae in the file made the difference.Thanks so much!

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Hello all,<br />
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I have a SLES box here which houses a video upload service for school districts. &nbsp;We recently had a new district buy into the service, so I created the virtual host structure for them by copying the code from the links on the box that actually work. &nbsp;If you go to:<br />
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<a href="http://ssscom.vidupload.neric.org/" rel="ugc">http://ssscom.vidupload.neric.org/</a><br />
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and click on the &quot;Bethlehem&quot; link you will see the error I am getting. &nbsp;At first I thought it was a webdav error, but it's looking more like a java applet error. &nbsp;Frankly, I'm not even sure how to phrase a Google search because I'm new at this and am not solid on what is happening in the background. It looks as if the browser is having trouble finding the .jar file, but it calls it from the same place as the other links. <br />
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If anyone has any thoughts on this I would be grateful. &nbsp;Thanks! 
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Hello all,

I have a SLES box here which houses a video upload service for school districts.  We recently had a new district buy into the service, so I created the virtual host structure for them by copying the code from the links on the box that actually work.  If you go to:

http://ssscom.vidupload.neric.org/

and click on the "Bethlehem" link you will see the error I am getting.  At first I thought it was a webdav error, but it's looking more like a java applet error.  Frankly, I'm not even sure how to phrase a Google search because I'm new at this and am not solid on what is happening in the background. It looks as if the browser is having trouble finding the .jar file, but it calls it from the same place as the other links. 

If anyone has any thoughts on this I would be grateful.  Thanks! 

Error Spawning Java Applet...I think.

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