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Frustration to the max---------what the heck is wrong???

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Hello !
I have a frustrating problem here...it's not a problem of coding in jbuilder 4...but some configuration annoyances.
Whenever i do an applet , which extends or uses classes from the javax package(e.g:JButton :)) and run it in an external browser(e.g:Internet Explorer ),it says 'cannot find class : blahblahblahblah'.This ownly occurs when classes of the javax package is in the applet!!!
I have no idea what is wrong.I have the latest version of internet explorer...JBuilder 4.0 , so i really don't see
the mistake..
Help me out please you jbuilder gurus out there!!

------thanks in advance-----

Your Synergy_T

 
it could be you have to download the html converter from the sun web page. I am not sure of this helps. I had a similar problem and found i needed the converter for Java version 1.2

I am only running the Uni edition of JBuilder (ver 3 i think), so i am not sure what release of java is used in JBuilder 4.

I believe there is a conversion plug in on the sun website for java up to 1.3, no doubt with the impending release of 1.4 that will be there soon too.

hope this helps.
 
By default, IE only support Java 1.1. If you use code from Java 1.2 (i.e. jdk 1.2.x or 1.3) then you will have this problem. You can either recode your applet to 1.1 standards (which is what I often do) or use the HTML converter as mentioned above to install the Java plugin when a user runs your applet.
 
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