Java applets run fine in Konqueror, but won't run in MS IE.
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Java applets run fine in Konqueror, but won't run in MS IE.
I am writing some Java applets for my friend. They run fine, when I view a page, which contains them, in Konqueror (or Mozilla) on Linux. However, my friend uses Windows 2000 and on his computer the applet does not want to run. Internet Explorer (we have enabled Java in options) reports something like: "Class foo not found", but there is foo.class file in the same directory as the HTML file, which loads fine into IE. I know this is LinuxQuestions, but I would really like to help my friend and I would really appreciate any help from you. Thanx.
BTW, I am using JRE and JDK from www.blackdown.org on my Linux computer.
I believe it is case sensitive, so all I can think is to make sure it is the same case (I would make it all lower case to safe). MS-Windows can do silly things with regards the case of file names.
OK, that would be one solution, but what if I want to make it available for public? Not everybody will grab JRE from Sun and install it, just to run my applet...
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