I'm trying to get the client part of javaDX running. I did create a simple
server/client java code to open a socket/send messages sans the browser
and that worked fine. I can start the server and run my sample client code
and can connect to the server. However, when I try to view Status.html via
netscape I still get no response. After printing out the actual exception
in the Java console I get:
netscape.security.AppletSecurityException sercurity: Couldn't connect to
'localhost' with origin from 'local-classpath-classes'.
Any suggestions?
Karen
On Tue, 3 Jul 2001, Tobias Weissbach wrote:
> Peter Kirchner wrote:
> >
> > >checking for valid jni headers path... no
> > set JAVA_ARCH to linux
> > See the
> > >(cached) checking for jni headers path...
> > Configure is working with stale information. You will need to rm
> > config.cache config.log config.status to start
> > configure fresh. At least some jdks of yesteryear used "genunix" for the
> > linux arch-dependend include files. I
> > thought we still needed it but allegedly no distributors use "genunix" any
> > more. However it is enshrined in our
> > tarball until the next release.
> >
> > What I mean by javac handles --verbose option is that some jdks (e.g.
> > kaffe) that used to come with certain linux
> > distributions provided a "javac" but it did not support the --verbose
> > option which is how we find out where the jdk
> > is installed.
>
>
> Thank you for this information...
> ... compiling the source worked now...
>
> But running netscape pointing at the file Status.html tells me that the
> DXServer is running, but
> when I try to view an example, only the image window appears... the vpe
> is NOT visible...
>
> Any suggestions ?
>
>
> Alex
>
