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about looking for classes?
Help appreciated..
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Make sure that mydependent.jar files are in the root of your WAR, that is
next to and not inside the WEB-INF folder, and NOT inside a lib directory.
Julian
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It's not wicket that is looking for classes, it's your browser's java plugin.
If you use the archive attribute like you do, the jars are searched in the
same 'directory' as the page is where the applet tag is defined.
e.g. www.example.com/foo/bar/appletpage.html contains your
code, your java
