> 1. I put abcserver, abcsservlet, abcsservlet_stub, and abcsservlet_skel on my
>classpath.(Jrun Pro/2.2/classes/)
> 2. I set abcsservlet alias on Jrun and pre-load the abcsservlet when Jrun starts,
>so abcsservlet will be registered by RemoteHttpServlet.
> 3. I put abcclient, abcserver, and abcsservlet_stub on my Jrun servlet
>directory(jsm_default/service/jse/servlet directory). I invoke my client servlet
>program on
>
> I am not sure if I am putting my java classes on the right place.
At least one problem I see is that you need several of the classes
under the server's document root so they can be downloaded by the
applet. See the diagram in the book.
If that doesn't help, try posting again with the *exact* error message
and all the little details you can think of.
-jh-
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