Adam Carheden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Okay, I've given up on making netscape run java (tried the fonts, color
> depth, 4.08, 4.6, 4.61...). Appletviewer DOES work however. Does
> anyone know how I can have netscape call appletviewer for java apps?
> I've added a new type in netscape->prefrences->navigator->applications
> with MIME type application/x-java-applet and entention .class, but this
> does nothing. Also, I will need netscape to call appletviewer with the
> url of the page that the applet is in, but it will probably call it with
> the .class file, right. Anyone know how to fix this?
You can't without having at the source. Applets aren't loaded into any
external application because they are within the <applet></applet>
tags, which tell the browser to load whatever's in the tags into
the browser's VM. If you disable Java in the browser, it'll simply
ignore what it doesn't understand -- the applet tags themselves. Since
the classfile is called from within the tag itself, there's no way you
can make anything else load the applet besides the VM in the browser.
On a similar note, are there any projects underway to port Javasoft's
plugin to linux?
.c.
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Chris Woods
ObjectNetworks Unlimited
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