Tarek Shaar wrote:
> Within my ClientSidePage.html I have an applet:
>
> <APPLET
> CODE = "ClientSide1.class"
> NAME = "ClientSide1"
> WIDTH = 400
> HEIGHT = 300
> HSPACE = 0
> VSPACE = 0
> ALIGN = middle
> >
> </APPLET>
>
> When I try to run my applet in Netscape I get the error:
> "java.lang.ClassFormatException: Wrong class name inside class file"
>
Do you by chance have a "package" declaration in your applet? If you do, it's
definitely going to cause you
problems, because the package name must then become part of the class name in the
<APPLET> tag.
For example, if your class looks like this:
package com.mycompany;
public class ClientSide1 ... {
...
}
then you'd need to say:
CODE="com.mycompany.ClientSide1"
in your APPLET tag.
>
> even though the name of my class is ClientSide1.java and the name of the amin class
>in the code is the same.
>
> When I run it using IE
> "Can't find class ClientSide1.class!!!!!Why Why !!!
>
This is even more evidence that you've probably got a package tag there. If the HTML
page you are describing is
in directory "public_html", and the class itself is in the package described above
(com.mycompany), then the
class file must actually be in directory "public_html/com/mycompany" -- because the
components of the package
name are treated like directories in the filesystem. This is true for all Java
classes, not just applets.
>
> The class file ClientSide1 and the html page clientSidePage.html are placed in the
> same directory "on my Java Webserver 2.0" in public_html.
>
> I tryed every thing but still the same errors
>
> Thanking every one in anticipation.
>
> Tarek
>
Craig McClanahan
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