How to access applets?
I created an applet with JSC2 and want to include it a page fragment so i can embed that page fragment in other pages.
The applet is one that I created earlier in jbuilder and it ran fine.
I created an applet in JSC and copied the code.
The only modification I made was to remove the jbinit() method which was empty anyway.
My page fragment looks like this
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<div style="height: 490px; width: 320px; -rave-layout: grid" xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core">
<f:subview id="AppFrag"/>
<APPLET CODE="MyApplet.class" WIDTH="320" HEIGHT="490">
</APPLET>
</div>
When I try to run the project, I get an"Applet MyApplet notinited" error.
I suspect the only problem is that I have given an incorrect reference in the
<APPLET> tag.
I tried adding the package reference just in case that was needed, but the same problem.
Has anyone created an applet in JSF and had it successfully run?
If so, how have you refered to the applet in the calling page?
# 3
Interisting one on using the static text component.
However, using the <applet> tag in a jsp page should be adequate.
The problem I am having is what to I need for the CODEBASE attribute in the applet tag for an applet that was created within JSC2?
<APPLET
CODEBASE="?"
CODE="MyApplet.class"
WIDTH="320"
HEIGHT="490">
</APPLET>
It appears that MyApplet.class is in the ./WEB-INF/classes/ direcory.
However, when I tried using that for the CODEBASE, it did not work.
The question now becomes - am I pointing to the correct location or am I having problems with the code?
I'm pretty sure the applet should work.
It was working in another IDE.
So, I am left with the assumption that I am not pointing to the correct place.
# 4
OK, I think I know the problem
I created a jar file of the applet with JBuilder and found out it has to be signed before I could run it in a browser.
I can add the signed applet jar file to my JSC project and things work OK.
The problem is I would rather not have to do it that way if possible.
Does anyone know if there is a way to "Sign" the class within my JSC2
project rather than create an external jar file?
