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Andreas

In article <362F1F23.6103EF84@hackenberg.de>,
  Andreas Meyer <am@hackenberg.de> wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> thank you very much for yor response. Below you can see a reduced piece of
code

 <<..snip..>>

> because the original code is to huge. But this simple Applet has the same >
> I have placed a breakpoint on 'System.out.println ("Opening ...")' and it
> worked so far. But when the debugger reaches the following line (***) i get
> the NoClassDefFoundError message. So debugging seems to work in general.
> But something must go wrong. You mentioned something about JRun jar files
which
> i don't understand. Please tell me more about it. Most of my jar files are
located

Sorry about that.. for some reason I goofed and mistakenly read a variable
into this that didn't exist.  JRun is a library for development of servlett
technology.  Please disregard the question.

OK.. I'll have to look into this a bit.  To be honest I avoid JDBC within
applets at all costs.  It still sounds like a library is not being properly
loaded when you start the debugger.  It *could* be that a JAR file that needs
certain information for debugging the JDBC connection simply doesn't have it.
Let me test it here based on the code you've provided and see if I can find
anything out.

Question: are you using both Datagateway *and* Interclient for this applet? 
If not, what happens when you remove the Datagateway references from the
project options and environment variables?


> P.S: I've forgotten to mention that i am using Netscape 4.06 with the Java
Plugin
> 1.1.1.
> I have copied all files in the redist directory to the Netscape java\classes
> directory.
>

Understood, but since the problem is also occuring in the Appletviewer for
JBuilder we need to start with the options and libraries being loaded for the
JBuilder project itself - then we'll go onto any potential issues with NS
4.06. I should mention right now tho, that I have read of compatibility
issues with the Java Plug-In and NS 4.06 (the two JVM's don't play well
together).  You might want to actually *downgrade* to 4.05 (sans JDK 1.1
compatibility patch) for best results.

Take care.

David Orriss Jr *TeamB*
http://www.davenet.net/

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