Re: Missing class definition
From: Ken Kast (web_at_kenkast.com)
Date: 05/21/04
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Date: 21 May 2004 09:07:06 -0700
Chris, Andrew,
Thank's for your help. It clearly makes sense that I have to tell the
browser where to find classes not in the JRE. And I kludged together
a solution that works: I put the three external classes I need in a
jar (actually I put them plus my applet in the jar), and put the jar
plus the applet in the same directory. I just specified the jar in
the archive attribute; I assume it used codebase to find it. But if I
tried to point to the nu.com jar with an absolute URL (this is all on
my hard drive at the moment) it couldn't find it. I went googling and
could not find anything but shallow descriptions of how the archive
attribute is "parsed." Can one of you gents point to me to a spot
that will explain the interaction from a url perspective of code,
codebase and archive?
Thanks.
Ken
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