Hello all..this is driving me crazy... I cant run applets
in IE6.0 using the embedded Oracle 10g server.
here are my peticulars...
- Windows XP no service packs (offline machine)
- jre 1.4.2_03 as my xp java runtime.. I
matched it to the Oracle10g version
(if that even matters...)
- Java plug-in installed... I have tried using
plug in default as well as the 1.4.2_03 runtime
- XP enviornment path variables point to the
java runtime ie .;C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.4.2_03\bin;
- no classpath currently set... (again I have tried
several times out of desperation pointing to my
user class files.... again not sure if it matters)
- I have employed the html converter on swing applets
with no success
- java console error... (I do see the greyed out applet)
load:class mypackage1.Applet1 not found
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:mypackage1.Applet1
.....
Caused by java io.IOException:open HTTP connection failed
at sun.Applet.AppletClassLoader.getBytes(UnknownSource)
.....
(my "Oracle machine" is offline so I will copy entire
message if requested)
- I have tried reinstalling 10G, moving html and class files
into different directories for testing...
- And interestingly enough I have Forte for Java CE on my machine
and I AM able to write and run applets in the same said
machine configuration....
Does this have anything to do with the internal server...
should I "hit the books" and research web severs.. I am
really not happening when it comes to web servers ...
(at this point I am really not sure if I am happening at all...
I am extremely frustrated having spent so much time on this
getting nowhere... all I want to do is put a stupid little
information applet on a JSP page..... haha... I am still smiling)
I have posted before, hopefully without "grovelling" some kind
soul could save my sanity here, goodness knows I have really tried
to do this myself. Any help, suggestions would be really
appreciated.... thx in advance regards D.Moore
KC Wong - 23 Sep 2004 04:56 GMT
> - XP enviornment path variables point to the
> java runtime ie .;C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.4.2_03\bin;
This is not required.
> - java console error... (I do see the greyed out applet)
> load:class mypackage1.Applet1 not found
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> (my "Oracle machine" is offline so I will copy entire
> message if requested)
It seems to be some package/codebase configuration error.
Post your HTML code, and the directory tree listing of where the applet and
HTML is in, as well as the class declaration of your applet.
Also you might want to try to run a simple HelloWorld applet first. See if
you can get it running.