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Tobias,

The browsers do not include the Swing classes (except Netscape 6).  Are
you using the plug-in?

Thanks,

Josh

Tobias Spears wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>   I ran into the same problem. To diagnose it, I deployed to disk rather
> than JAR file. When I loaded the web page using Navigator 4.7, the status
> bar of the browser displayed the required java class names as they were
> being loaded. It choked on javax/swing/SwingUtilities, even though the
> class was in the appropriate location on the Web server. I'm still
> investigating this issue as it appears to be too big a problem to have
> been missed, given that it appears to affect all JApplet based applets.
> Cheers,
> 
> fhc wrote:
> 
> > Hi, i suffered from a strange problem as below.
> >
> > I created java project with jbuilder on a linux machine for which is a
> > applet-servlet system. I created the project under my public_html
> > directory with project name 'testing'. everything went fine and I was
> > able to view and run my applets in jBuilder.
> >
> > Yet when I try to test my system with a netscape browser, the browser
> > reports 'applet testing.Applet1 class testing.Applet1 cound not be
> > loaded' ( Applet1 is an applet I created in the project)
> >
> > Can somebody please give me some advice? Many thanks

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