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The compiler warning about the image directory  can be ignored - the image
directory is added to the project as a package, so the compiler expects to
find java source in it.
When it is run as an application, you need to supply the hostname of the
server and
the location of the image for the pieces as parameters - the defaults
supplied almost
never work. If you are running the ChessViewer application on the same
machine as the
chessserver, and it is not a web server then
Run | parameters
change the  command line parameters to
host=localhost
images=file:///d:/jbuilder/samplesborland/samples/apps/chess/client/images/cmpieces.gif

modified to reflect wherever it was that you installed jbuilder
There is a readme.html in the project as well


Bernardo Prigge wrote:

> HI,
>
> I tried the chess example but during compilation gives a warning that
> the image class is empty.
> During execution I get the message "image is too small" .  The chess
> board is not displayed and the window message says "setting initial
> position".
>
> I can open the chessviewer as an applet and everything works fine.  The
> window on the appletviewer is larger than the one that gets open using
> the clientviewer.  I changed the initial size and got a larger window
> but the board was not displayed.
>
> The server is working find, I can start mutliple clients and login as
> different users each with the same problem.  The other functionality
> (opening an old game etc) works fine.
>
> Has anyone
> being able to compile without warnings and sucessfully played
> the game over the network?
>
> What is missing?  Tech support told me that was a bug on the 1.0
> version  and was fixed under 1.0.1; but I am experiencing the same
> problem with 1.0.1.  Please
> don't tell me is fixed under 2.0. it has to work under 1.1.  I believe
> is something very simple that is preventing the board from being
> displayed but I
> can figure it out.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Bernardo