You should match "**.class". Not using ** definitely will not let you
access .class files in sub-directories, and may simply be covering
another problem with accessing the jar.
After you re-enable "**.class" matching, attempt to access your jar by
typing in its URL in the browser. Then, try to access the problematic
.class by tying in the URL in the browser. Then, inspect the log files
(WEB-INF/logs/access.log for which files are accessed,
WEB-INF/logs/sitemap.log for how the file is served and for errors, and
WEB-INF/logs/error.log just in case).
If your browser can access the files individually, then Cocoon is doing
its job, and the JVM should be able to access all the files as well.
Look for the problem elsewhere.
Can you also post the HTML code that is used to establish the applet? I
wonder if there are issues with CODEBASE or ARCHIVE parameters?
A couple of more hints:
I assume that you had compiled your req class with "package
outclasses.needed;" in the beginnning of the source file, and aren't
simply placing the class file in the outclasses directory. Is that correct?
Are you running your servlet container behind a web-server, like Apache?
Or are you running, say, Tomcat directly on port 80? If it's the former,
look at the web server's access log to determine which files are
requested by the browser. Maybe some of them are not reaching the
servlet container? A problem with JkMount, in case of Tomcat could be
the issue.
Try unpacking your jar into /myApp directory. Does that work?
Alternatively, try putting your outer class files inside the jar. Does
that work?
I'm running out of suggestions. Need more info.
--
Ilya
Gabor Bartha wrote:
> Hi,
> summarized:
>
> I have an applet in a jar with outer classes (java modules). There are
> several classes in the jar and beside the jar.
>
> When the applet is running (from the jar) it finds the classes inside
> the jar, but is unable to find the classes beside the jar.
>
> I have the jar file: /myApp/main.jar
> I have the classes: /myApp/outclasses/needed/req.class
> /myApp/outclasses/eq.class
> When Class.forName(outclasses/needed/req) is called,
> ClassNotFoundExecption occures. I have pipeline for the jar, and for
> class:
>
> <map:match pattern="*.jar">
> <map:read src="{1}.jar" mime-type="application/java-archive"/>
> </map:match>
> <map:match pattern="*.class">
> <map:read src="{1}.class" mime-type="application/java-class"/>
> </map:match>
>
> If I use the <map:match pattern="**.class"> pipeline, the classes
> inside the jar cannot be loaded, and ClassNotFoundException occures.
>
> Gabor
>
>
>
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