I had the same sort of problem using cfgrid. It would work just fine
when client and webserver were on same network, but we got applet and
class not found errors for remote users.
Turned out that CF Application Server had originally been installed on
our NT 4.0 webserver when we only had the default IIS webserver port
(80) enabled. Our main application was added later, running on another
port until it went live, then the two ports were swapped. IIS could
only find the Java classes on the virtual web server where ColdFusion
was originally installed, which was then port 82. Since we used
relative URLs within the application, any call from the application goes
only to port 80.
We resolved our problem by duplicating the Java class directories from
the original virtual web server to the new one running on port 80.
Hope this at least gives you a place to look for the problem.
Original post:
I set up some simple CFGrids on an admin page to be used by my client
to
maintain support tables. They work fine in my browser (Explorer) but
show
up as a grey box on my clients browser (also explorer, unsure of
version) and
he gets the following message:
"Load...Class Allaire.Controls.cfgridform applet not found"
what gives?
Jeff Wilson
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