🚀 go-pugleaf

"Ingo Pakleppa" <ipakleppa@cox.net> skrev i en meddelelse
news:3c6cb3e2.5566695@news.west.cox.net...
> On Thu, 14 Feb 2002 13:08:51 +0100, "Martin Schou"
> <martin.schou@grue-hornstrup.dk> wrote:
>
> >> Do other applets work in IE? It looks to me as if the JVM installation
> >> might be messed up.
> >
> >Well - depending on what Applet it is, it works more or less fine. IE can
> >run the applets at java.sun.com/somethingorother just fine, so I'm pretty
> >sure it's my applet, that isn't behaving like it should.
> >
> >Of course, I haven't programmed any (and I do mean any) applets before,
so
> >I'm probably just doing something like I always do in a regular java
> >program, that is a big no no in applets.
>
> The reason I thought it might be a messed-up IE is twofold: first,
> your stack dump said "ClassDefNotFoundException" for a standard Java
> class, and second, this apparently happens while trying to throw a
> security violation exception. Except that it happens while loading the
> init() method, before any of your code is ever executed, so there
> should not be a chance for a security violation.
>
> Looking at your stack trace again, I notice something else: it appears
> that the method that is called is the wrong init() - in the wrong
> class or something like that. It says "Empty_2.init()" where I would
> have expected whatever_your_applet_class_name_is.init(). Do you have
> an explanation, maybe?

Well, I should have edited that stacktrace, because the class that I'm
actually working on _is_ called Empty_2 (stange name, don't ask) and not
Applet_That_Will_Not_Work_No_Matter_What_I_Try_Which_Is_Why_I_Need_Your_Help

So Empty_2.init() is the correct call.

I don't know what I did, but somehow I've gotten Internet Explorer to run
the applet ... at least partially. Now it won't show any images, but places
the lables like a good little puppy, but no images. It also runs like it
should, but alas, no images, and I have absolutely no idea why. And just to
make it even stranger, the applet works perfectly in Opera, but of course
Opera also runs java through the installed JRE from Sun, which might explain
something :-)

//Martin Schou