There some things that have to be in place. The web server should point to a
RELATIVE PATH where the applet class file will be located. So for example IIS
web server admin needs to inform servlet runner where these class files can be
found. Right???
Ernie V <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 11/09/99 12:13:57 AM
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Subject: Re: How can I send a html includes a Applet tag using servlet
You just answered your own question. That is exactly how you do it. You
simply return an html page with an applet tag. If you are having
problems, then it's propbably do to an improper setting in the path to
your applet code.
I have personally done this and used my servlet to dynamically configure
the applets parameters.
-ernie
> Hello:
> I am a question which have puzzled me for long time.
> I want to send a html to client(explorer) using a servlet.This html
includes a Applet tag.
> This cannot be achieved.How can I make this work?
> Thanks
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