Applet does not get loaded when viewed in a browser

Hi,I have an applet,which works fine when I use appletviewer to see it. But from the browser, the applet does not get loaded.An error appears at the bottom of the browser that load: class not found.Any suggestions...please..Thank you....Pooja
[298 byte] By [javaq55] at [2007-9-30 4:16:00]
# 1

If you are using Internet Explorer, you should check to see if your browser is set to use Sun's JRE that came with your download of the SDK. (If you didn't install the JRE, you need to go back and run that on your machine. You can check to see if you are using Java's runtime enviornment (JRE) in Internet Explorer by opening IE and going to Tools --> Internet Options... --> and then going to the Advanced tab. Scroll down and make sure the box next to Java Sun "use Java 2 for <applet>" is checked. If that option is not available, you need to install the JRE.

If that doesn't help, try using the HTML converter that comes with the SDK. It'll take your current HTML page, and you can customize it to force a download and/or usage of the JRE for applet viewing if for your particular browser.

Hope one of these helps!

skitchprez at 2007-7-1 12:25:53 > top of Java-index,Desktop,Core GUI APIs...
# 2

If you are using Internet Explorer, you should check to see if your browser is set to use Sun's JRE that came with your download of the SDK. (If you didn't install the JRE, you need to go back and run that on your machine. You can check to see if you are using Java's runtime enviornment (JRE) in Internet Explorer by opening IE and going to Tools --> Internet Options... --> and then going to the Advanced tab. Scroll down and make sure the box next to Java Sun "use Java 2 for <applet>" is checked. If that option is not available, you need to install the JRE.

If that doesn't help, try using the HTML converter that comes with the SDK. It'll take your current HTML page, and you can customize it to force a download and/or usage of the JRE for applet viewing if for your particular browser.

Hope one of these helps!

skitchprez at 2007-7-1 12:25:53 > top of Java-index,Desktop,Core GUI APIs...