Re: Applets directory

[Maurice Coyle - Sun ireland - Software Products and Platforms - Internationalization Engineer]

have you restarted the server?  when you put a new class in, or change an
exisitng class, you have to restart the sever so it recognises the change.


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> From: Oscar Sanchez Vilar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Applets directory
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> Hi there. Could anyone tell me where do I have to put my applet class
> file in the directory structure? I have tried to put it in the
> Web-inf/classes directory, and, as suggested in an earlier email, in the
> web-inf directory, but I still cannot have the server to find it.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Oscar
>
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