Sun has a plug-in for Netscape which will work for Netscape Navigator
and for Internet Explorer.
In addition to the plug-in, the html code must specify that the applet
is
done using Swing. The html varies between Internet Explorer and Netscape
Navigator. If the html is written correctly, when your
javier ganzarain wrote:
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> *
> Well, in my case I am also having a similar problem. I get the message
> java.lan.NoClassDefFoundError javax/swing/JApplet
>
> I am using Linux 6.0 with JDK1.2.1 (I am trying it as well at home with
> W95 and WNT). But in any case Swing does no
Netscape doesn't (yet) work with Java 2, aka JDK 1.2, but you
can view swing applets if you put the swing classes in Netscape's
classpath. I use a shell script to launch it, setting the CLASSPATH
appropriately, so that an environment variable I'm using won't
interfere.
For 1.2, you are stuck wit
