How to make an Applet that runs of both MSJVM and Sun JVM?
[155 byte] By [someone_geniusa] at [2007-10-2 10:33:11] 
How to make an Applet that runs of both MSJVM and Sun JVM?I need to read a file from local system and I need to communicate with the Servlet.
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yeah....i've been facing the same problem....i created an applet and it runs fine on SUN JVM.....when it comes to MICROSOFT VM, it gives the "load: class not found" error which i totally don't get it.....
chinhuna at 2007-7-13 2:18:30 >
no problem, just use 1.1 classes and compile with -target 1.1.however reading local files requires to sign the applet which cannot be done in a way that supports msjvm and sunjvm. thats it.lg Clemens
linuxhippya at 2007-7-13 2:18:30 >
Does it mean that I can抰 have an Applet that will run under both Sun JVM and MSJVM and reads local file?
someone_geniusa at 2007-7-13 2:18:30 >
jep thats right
linuxhippya at 2007-7-13 2:18:30 >
I need install an applet that run of both MSJVM VIRTUAL MACHINE and sun JVM.
haley1a at 2007-7-13 2:18:30 >
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