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  A few ideas:

1)  Get the latest version of Navigator.  I have 4.07 and it works
fine...I think higher than 4.06 should be ok.

2)  Get the Java plugin from Sun. Works with both IE and Navigator.
Note you'll also need the HTML converter from Sun as well.

  I use IE 4 and Navigator 4.07 with no problems (and w/o the plugin).

  It is probably something else, however.  What error messages are you
getting?  Are you using the deployment wizard to package your jars?  I
have found the wizard tends to leave out certain classes...like
JButton.  Are you running locally or uploading and running it that
way?  Is your browser set to allow Java? (Hey...you could have
overlooked it!)  Did you read the chapter titled "Deploying Java
Programs" in the online help book "Building Applications with
JBuilder"?  Did you read "browser_info.html", should be in the root
JBuilder directory?  Did you read "HintsAndTips.txt", same directory?
Did you read the article on deployment, at the Inprise web site?  It's
at:

http://www.inprise.com/devsupport/jbuilder/qanda/1829.html

  Those are the references I needed to get up and running.  Hope this
helps some...

p

On Tue, 13 Oct 1998 10:48:51 -0400, "John J. Straumann"
<strauman@istar.ca> wrote:

>Hey All:
>
>I have tried just about everything, but cannot get my JBuilder applets
>to work when I try to run them in Netscape or IE. I have tried a simple
>applet with no Swing or KL stuff, a .jar file, a .zip file, but nothing
>works. Does anyone have a clue how to get these damn applets to work?
>There doesn't seem to be much sense in such a full-featured IDE if
>nothing will work in the browser...
>
>Also, does anyone know if Swing is even supported in Netscape and/or IE?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>John.
>
>-- 
>John J. Straumann		strauman@istar.ca
>http://home.istar.ca/~strauman/
>"The only failure is not trying..."