Hi Parag,
Actually rmi packages are supposed to be there with the JVM for IE. Do you
know that there is an interesting story to your problem. Actually all the
browsers are suppose to fullfill all the specifications laid down by sun for
implementing Java Virtual Machine. Microsoft had claimed that IE meets those
specifications, but in reality they have played a trick. Actually IE does
not support rmi directly. This is so because IE has been designed purposely
to discourage the use of RMI and promote it's own COM-DCOM model. Well this
was one of the matters that landed Microsoft into Court in a lawsuit filed
by Sun and rest is history.
O.K, enough of this story, I don't intend to waste your time. The solution
to your problem is that there are some patches available at sun's official
site which you can download and install so that IE will support RMI. I don't
know what those patches are but you can search for them at java.sun.com.
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----- Original Message -----
From: Parag Thakker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2000 5:08 AM
Subject: Applet settings on IE
> Hi !
>
> I have created a Java Applet which works as a RMI
> client.
> I tested with appletviewer .It works fine
>
> It does not work with browser.(IE)
> I am not sure what settings needs to be changed.
> Or do i have to place applet Class file in specific
> directory
>
> or.
>
> I have included java.rmi
>
> Suppose If I load the HTML page with that applet from
> another m/c, i.e webserver is running on my m/c
>
> Applet class file gets downloaded on the m/c while
> loading the page but what about rmi packages?
> If rmi packages are not there on other m/c does that
> mean applet won't run.
>
> Is this the problem that applet does not run within
> HTML page on other machine .
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Parag
>
>
>
>
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