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Okay, Adam, take the ".class" off the "TestApplet.class".  Java automatically
adds the .class suffix for you.

Hope this solves the problem.


Adam Carheden <acarheden@careermail.colostate.edu> wrote:
: Mostly Java is a good language, but the #$@*( at Sun really )($#&@ up
: when they invented that whole classpath thing.  Here's my problem:

: My applet:
:   package TestApplet;
:   ...
:   public class TestApplet extends applet {...}


: The contentse of my .jar file:
:   META-INF/
:   META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
:   TestApplet/
:   TestApplet/TestApplet.class

: My <Applet> tag:
:   <applet code="TestApplet.class"
:           archive="TestApplet.jar"
: 	  width="300" height="300">
:     Your browser sucks!
:   </applet>

: My exception using appletviewer: 
: load: class TestApplet.class not found.
: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: java.io.FileNotFoundException: 
: http://mydomina.edu/correct/path/to/directory/containing/jar/file/TestApplet/class.class

: What the heck is going on.  Why is it looking for class.class.  No,
: there is no call to class.class in my TestApplet.java code. 
: TestApplet.class works fine outside the .jar file.

: If I try it with a codebase attrib pointing to the TestApplet URL
: instead of an archive attrib in the <Applet> tag, I get:

: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: TestApplet (wrong name:
: TestApplet/TestApplet)

: Someone please tell me how to use these @$#) .jar files!

: -- 
: Adam
: carheden@cs.colostate.edu