Ah - I think I see potential problems. Firstly, you should have just one archive attribute with a list of archives seperated by spaces and optional white-space. Secondly, you are using file locations for the jars - they need to be URLs that are relative to your html page that contains the applet. So - try something more like this:

<APPLET code="BioApplet.class"
   width="600"
   height="400"
   archive="biojava.jar, xerces.jar, bytecode.jar" >
</APPLET>

and put the three jar files in the same directory as your applet and the html page.

Matthew

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Hi,

Yes, if I remove biojava.jar I get the same error

I tried with
 <APPLET code="BioApplet.class"  width=600 height=400>
 </APPLET>

and
<APPLET code="BioApplet.class" archive= "C:\biojava.jar" archive= "C:\xerces.jar"
archive= "C:\bytecode.jar" width=600 height=400>
</APPLET>


Errors remain

CLASSPATH is set to C:\biojava.jar;C:\xerces.jar;C:\bytecode.jar;.
Also there is a copy of .jar files in C:\Archivos de
programa\Java\j2re1.4.1_04\lib\applet, without this copy Applet doesn't
load.

so, What am I doing bad?

Thanks
                        
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Hi,

If you remove biojava.jar either from the web server or from the applet tags, do you get exactly the same error? If so, then it looks like the applet's path is not being searched. What is the tag you are using to load the applet?

Matthew


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