> In my experience the security exceptions are frequently spurious and > the real error may (silently) preceed it. > Are you running the server in foreground and debug modes? Does anything > informative appear there?
I do not have a clue as to why, but when I include dx.jar in my class path - I cannot connect via netscape. Once I excluded dx.jar from my class path, I finally got a response. I still had some problems though. The first was, upon execution from an html page, the browser could not find the host (i.e host not found). Evidently this is a netscape bug. The solution is to hit 'home'. But I am still not up and running 100%. My new challenge is to figure out why the AppletClient is unable to load "../output/#_#.#.#.gif" files (note: # implies a number assigned by the program). The output directory is writable. In fact I have a bunch of miff files in the output directory. Prior to attempting to load the gif files I do get another error ERROR: 100055:://100:0/Image:#iamgeexport:1/WriteImage:1 Bad parameter ImageMagick API could not read file. Does anyone have any hints. I have ImageMagick 5.3.3-2 on my systems as well as ImageMagick-devel 5.3.3-2. > Last I tried to run the server failed because of a missing dxserver.hosts > in the java/server/class directory. Are there any examples of the format of this file. It was not created when I compiled/installed > Can you point httpd to the "/usr/local/dx/java" directory and use at > least one other web browser to access the page? Do you mean a different browser like Microsoft Exploiter? I can access all the html pages from the netscape browser so I don;t think this is the problem. Cheers, Karen Haines
