Hi all,
I have a system where I have a large amoutn (or will have a large amount :-))
of "distributed front ends" to ecommerce sites, they
basically consist of images, and a couple of dummy fusebox files that call a set of
shared code sitting away on another server. Anyway, I want to
add a java applet I have written into an area of the system, but my problem is that I
don't want to have to put the JAR files in with the front-end
code. So I thought I'd do something like...
<OBJECT classid="clsid:8AD9C840-044E-11D1-B3E9-00805F499D93" WIDTH = "600" HEIGHT =
"95"
codebase="http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.1.2/jinstall-112-win32.cab##Version=1,1,2,0";>
<PARAM NAME="ARCHIVE" VALUE="wddx.jar,wddxSupport.jar,wddxTreeApplet.jar">
<PARAM NAME="CODE" VALUE="wddxTreeApplet">
<PARAM NAME="CODEBASE" VALUE="fusebox.cfm/fuseaction/getAJar/JarName">
<PARAM NAME="ROOTNODE" VALUE="Got Root ?">
<PARAM NAME="ROOTURL" VALUE="#CFG.insecureServer#/Administration/fusebox.cfm?
fuseaction=treeShim&DELIMITER=#URLEncodedFormat(CFG.Delimiter)#&URL=#URLEncodedFormat('fusebox.cfm?
FuseAction=treeData_base&Root=Yes')#">
</OBJECT>
that's obviosuly the OBJECT tag for getting the java plugin in IE to run my applet,
notice the codebase, I'm telling it to get the jar files from this
"directory" (which is really a search-engine-friendly url to a fuseaction that will do
a cfcontent to return the requested jar file). Now, while this
works fine in mozilla (with an equivalent applet tag instead of the object tag), IE
just doesn't like it.
Does anybody have any idea why this wouldn't work ?
NB: I've tested the applet in IE and it works fine, it's just when I try and reference
the jars in this manner that it fails.
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James Sleeman
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