I haven't used applets since 1.0, but can't you create the jar and put
it into /WEB-INF, and then get it from there? I thought that was sort of
the point?
Puzzled
tim
Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Howdy,
Yes. The bean classes must be in the jar that you name as the applet
codebase. That jar cannot re
o bad applets
aren't server side.
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 13:03:27 -0700
I'm trying to make a multiplayer online g
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Howdy,
>what is the server side alternative for java applets?
Depends on your requirements: take a
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Howdy,
>what is the server side alternative for java applets?
Depends on your requirements: take a step back and tell us what you're
trying to accomplish, and we can help pick the best
Howdy,
>what is the server side alternative for java applets?
Depends on your requirements: take a step back and tell us what you're
trying to accomplish, and we can help pick the best
design/implementation.
Yoav Shapira
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what is the server side alternative for java applets?
mike
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>Hmm that really is dissapointing. I have a whole web app going with my
>java
>beans in my WEB-INF folder. I need to grab some information from the
beans
>in my java applet so I can display graphical stuff, but there is no way
to
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Howdy,
Yes. The bean classes must be in the jar that you name as the applet
code
, June 19, 2003 3:37 PM
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>i guess my question is in a java applet, can I import javabeans and use
>them. I'm having trouble because I cannot make instances of the beans
I
>import.
>
>mike
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Hmm... My understanding of applets is that they are entirely client-side,
so
I don't think you can.
Mr. Michele Neylon
Blacknight
Hmm... My understanding of applets is that they are entirely client-side, so
I don't think you can.
Mr. Michele Neylon
Blacknight Solutions
http://www.blacknightsolutions.com/
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does anyone know if you can call instances to your own classes from java
applets?
ex.
class MyApplet extends Applet{
MyClass temp = new MyClass();
}
class MyClass {
MyClass()
}
for some reason when i do that everthing below my instantiation gets cut off
mike
I have a java applet that uses the jmf (java media framework). The applet
works, but I notice in the tomcat access log that there is an individual
"GET" for each class used in the jmf.jar file. Even worst, each time the
user interacts with the applet, all those "GETS" are done again. All these
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