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how to make use of 'package' in an applet environment ??
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Eric Ho)
Fri Dec 22 20:23:47 1995
Date: Fri, 22 Dec 95 19:11:31 EST
From: eric@internet.sbi.com (Eric Ho)
To: java-interest-digest@java.sun.com
Greetings Everyone,
The JDK-beta docs aren't all that clear on how to make use the 'package'
statement in an applet environment.
For instance, I've this piece of code, in a file, Hello.java. :-
==============
package funstuff;
import java.applet.*;
// ..etc..
public class Hello extends Applet { ..etc.. }
==============
Compilation went fine. I got the resultant Hello.class file.
Now, my question here is that the object, Hello, is in the class 'funstuff',
right ? So, the fully qualified name is funstuff.Hello, true ?
Well, where should I put this Hello.class file on my Web server ?
I'm trying to use appletviewer -- i.e.
appletviwer http://myhost/eric/applets/Hello.html
My Hello.html contains :-
==================
<applet codebase="http://myhost/eric/applets" code="Hello.class"
width=300 height=300 align=center>
</applet>
==========================================
Obviously, there's something wrong here but I don't know what it is.
The appletviewer complains (in its ClassLoader) that it can't find the class,
Hello.
If I comment out the 'package' statement, then everything went smoothly.
Any pointers/info much appreciated.
-Eric Ho-
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