Thanks alot. Netscape's README is a bit of nonsense with regards to the
CLASSPATH. If you make sure that the CLASSPATH is unset then everything
work.
I though about install the jars in $MOZILLA_HOME/java/classes
or making symbolic links to the jars from $SWING_HOME and $JMFHOME
but really I think this is too long in tooth. Netscape should has this sorted.
Copying files to the codebase directory does not help diskspace, but thanks for
a soln.
Pete
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Subject: RE: How to get Netscape 4 working Swing and JMF Applets?
Author: SHarris ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date: 13/01/99 18:52
> The only way to get Java Applets to work in Netscape 4.5 is to unset
> CLASSPATH env variable. How can I then make the browser find the
> Swing/JFC
> and JMF (or any other 3rd party) jar files then ?
>
> Pete
>
I forgot to say that if you put the jars in the html, like
archive="tkb107.jar, oracle.zip, swing103.jar">,
then you need to put these jar files in the same
directory as your html on the web server.
