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Thank you very much Harry. After installing the plugin and converting the HTML-file, which
worked flawless, everything is okay now. But does this mean that any browser, if necessary, would load the plugin
automatically?

Thomas

"Harry Whitehouse" <harry@envmgr.com> wrote:
>I *believe* the problem is that the Java 2 runtime must be installed in>place recognized by Netscape. JBuilder actually installs J2 resources that
>JBuilder can "see", but I've found that your brower has to do the install of
>the JRE itself in order for things to work.
>
>One way to test this is to go to the Swing Demo applet shown below.  If
>Netscape doesn't have the required JRE installed, it will automatically take
>you to a site where you can load it.  Then you can try accessing your
>applet.
>
>http://192.9.48.9/products/plugin/1.3/demos/jfc/SwingSet2/SwingSet2.html
>
>HTH
>
>Harry
>
>
>"Thomas Delnoij" <delnoij.t@berlin.de> wrote in message
>news:3afd31ce$1_1@dnews...
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a problem loading my html file with the japplet in Netscape 4.7.
>The preview in JBuilder works allright, but Netscape
>> gives me the error:" Applet Error: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
>javax/swing/JApplet ". I am a beginning
>> programmer and it�s probably something simple, but I would be very
>thankfull for some good advice. I am running JBuilder 4
>> Foundation under Windows 2000
>>
>> Kind regards from Berlin
>> Thomas Delnoij
>
>