Hi i can compile my .java document but i cant run the appletviewer, im using winxp an ill have installed the jdk 1.5.something
can u help me???
A problem with appletviewer
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Sorry my english is not to good...
i can compile mi java file n get the class file, n i use to run with Ctrl+3 n apear the applet, n now i cant do that.
when i install java 1.5_06 i couldnt do anything, even compile n get the class file, i find the javac, java n appletviewer commands n put the new link in textpad configuration, but i cant run the applets.
did i explian???
i can compile mi java file n get the class file, n i use to run with Ctrl+3 n apear the applet, n now i cant do that.
when i install java 1.5_06 i couldnt do anything, even compile n get the class file, i find the javac, java n appletviewer commands n put the new link in textpad configuration, but i cant run the applets.
did i explian???
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Possibly.
It has been the experience here that when Java does not work perfectly within TextPad, the best course of action is to remove the Java tools within TextPad (Alt+Configure, Preferences, Tools) and then readd them. An alternative is to uninstall Textpad and re-install after Java has been installed and it will pick up the available java tools.
If you do not wish to do that, then please list the parameters used for your run java applet command.
And of course, the applet is viewable via the command line, correct? Many times people blame TextPad for things not working when the code itself is the faulty element.
It has been the experience here that when Java does not work perfectly within TextPad, the best course of action is to remove the Java tools within TextPad (Alt+Configure, Preferences, Tools) and then readd them. An alternative is to uninstall Textpad and re-install after Java has been installed and it will pick up the available java tools.
If you do not wish to do that, then please list the parameters used for your run java applet command.
And of course, the applet is viewable via the command line, correct? Many times people blame TextPad for things not working when the code itself is the faulty element.
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