If you are using the WebServer, you can put a copy of the hsqldb.jar
anywhere in the public html path and then refer to it from an html page.
E.g. put the html page in the same folder as the copy of hsqldb.jar and the
applet tag in the html page should have codebase="./" instead of "../lib" .
The .html file in the /demo directory is just a demo that works where it is,
that's why it has the codebase value referring to the location of the
hsqldb.jar file in the distribution.
The reason WebServer does not allow you to use links that refer backwards is
obvious -- security.
Re the CVS, the modules that are supposed to work are "stable" and
"hsqldb-dev2". These contain v 1.61. You should also try the 1.7.0 RC2 which
is not on the CVS but on the released file list.
Fred Toussi
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark D. Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 1:34 AM
Subject: Re: [Hsqldb-developers] broken demo directory files
> > There is no link between WebServerConnection.java and the
codebase="../lib/"
> > in the demo html file. None whatsoever.
> >
> > I wrote the .html tags when I did the packaging for 1.60 and tested
> > QueryTool successfully as an applet.
>
> i'm guessing you aren't using hsqldb's mini web server then?
> my problem is not on the client.
> it is in getting the server to expose the directory jar file successfully.
>
> btw, the latest cvs does not build, at least for me -- Channel.java
fails.
> there is also an undocumented dependence on the servlet classes, to get
the build to work.
>
> -mda
>
>
/home/mda/shared/src/java/hsqldb-cvs/hsqldb/src/org/hsqldb/Channel.java:60:
cannot resolve symbol
> symbol : class ModuleManager
> location: class org.hsqldb.Channel
> private ModuleManager mLibrary;
> ^
>
/home/mda/shared/src/java/hsqldb-cvs/hsqldb/src/org/hsqldb/Channel.java:424:
cannot resolve symbol
> symbol : class ModuleManager
> location: class org.hsqldb.Channel
> public ModuleManager getModuleManager() {
> ^
>
/home/mda/shared/src/java/hsqldb-cvs/hsqldb/src/org/hsqldb/Channel.java:108:
cannot resolve symbol
> symbol : constructor Library (org.hsqldb.Channel)
> location: class org.hsqldb.Library
> mLibrary = new Library(this);
>
>
>
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