I think it might because you have other files that are needed for the applet,
put them all in one others.jar file, and put the others.jar file in the archive
param.
Should work, I did that, it worked.
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Asunto: Re: [Biojava-l] Biojava GUI and Applets
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Ah - I think I see potential problems. Firstly, you should have just one
archive attribute with a list of archives seperated by spaces and
optional white-space. Secondly, you are using file locations for the
jars - they need to be URLs that are relative to your html page that
contains the apple
Hi,
Yes, if I remove biojava.jar I get the same error
I tried with
and
Errors remain
CLASSPATH is set to C:\biojava.jar;C:\xerces.jar;C:\bytecode.jar;.
Also there is a copy of .jar files in C:\Archivos de
programa\Java\j2re1.4.1_04\lib\applet, without this copy
a.m.
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Subject: Re: [Biojava-l] Biojava GUI and Applets
Hi,
If you remove biojava.jar either from the web server or from the applet
tags, do you get exactly the same error? If so, then
Hi,
If you remove biojava.jar either from the web server or from the applet
tags, do you get exactly the same error? If so, then it looks like the
applet's path is not being searched. What is the tag you are using to
load the applet?
Matthew
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Hi,
I updated Java Plugi
Hi,
Are you using the Java Plugin from Sun for the browsers? The default VM
may well be very out of date (the ie one doesn't even support java 1.2).
Matthew
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Hi!
I programmed an applet (Swing) and I used several classes from GUI Packages
(FeatureTree, MultiLineRenderer
