You must put your class files in the servlet directory for your servlet to
access them and you must put your class files in the applet
directory for applet to access them. These are usually the servlet
directory and the root directory respectively. Kind of redundant and
a little bit of an deployment headache. Another way is to change
your code base on the applet I believe so that it knows to look in a
directory other than where it was loaded.
Matt
On Tue, 31 Jul 2001, Sohaila Roberts wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to load an applet via a servlet, but it doesnt find the applet
> class file. The servlet and applet files are all in the same directory.
> Any one have any suggestions of what i'm not doing or what i am doing
> thats wrong? :)
>
> Thanks
> Sohaila
>
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