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Applets with import statements

hazimel · 2002-07-22 13:40:19

I've created an applet, which imports a (non-native to Java) library: import mylibrary.*; When I run this code as a stand-alone application, it runs fine and does everything it's meant to do quite happily. When I use this code in an applet however, I get the "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError" message, saying that the library…

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22-07-2002 2:40pm

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hazimel

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I've created an applet, which imports a (non-native to Java) library:

import mylibrary.*;

When I run this code as a stand-alone application, it runs fine and does everything it's meant to do quite happily. When I use this code in an applet however, I get the
"java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError" message, saying that the library I'm importing can't be found.

What confuses me is that if Java libraries are compiled inside the class file (and I got no errors from that), then why should I be getting this message from embedding the code in an applet?

Any help appreciated!
haz.

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#2 22-07-2002 2:52pm
Enygma

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I'm not sure but I think with applets you need to specify a codebase parameter in the HTML that points to your jar.

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#3 23-07-2002 10:46am
hazimel

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Yup, including the jar file in the ARCHIVE tag got it to work. Thanks!

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