Like I said, I don't think you reference a file by name like that. The
browser supports a higher level of security than an application. Perhaps
the applet viewer does not enforce permissions the same way as a browser.
But think of it this way, "background.jpg" is stored where? How does the
applet know where to look? Have you tried using a url to reference it? I
could be completely wrong here, like I said I am not an Applet programmer.
Dave Yazel
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From: Z H <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 11:17 PM
Subject: [JAVA3D] Jesus! can run it in sun's applet viewer but can't run in
IE5.5
hi!
thanks to David.
I am really confused. the applet I did can be run in
sun's applet viewer, but can't be run in IE5.5
I do convert the html file using sun's htmlconverter.
but the IE5.5 can't display the applet if I insert a
background image as following:
TextureLoader loader
=new TextureLoader("background.jpg", this);
ImageComponent2D image=loader.getImage();
even though I change the watcher "this" to null:
TextureLoader loader
=new TextureLoader("background.jpg", null);
ImageComponent2D image=loader.getImage();
IE still can't display it(but application can work).
what's the problem on earth?
Richard,
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