APPLET CODE WITH PACKAGE

Hello,
I have o code in a package and I do not know how to write the html file the code parameter is not enough I think. Do I have to add package=myapplication?
Thanks in advance
This is my html file
<applet code="myapplication.class" >
</applet>

Let's assume that your Package is named package1 and your applet class file is named applet1.
Now you must place your applet1 in a folder package1.
Now, the html file looks like this
<applet code="package1.applet1" width=300 height=200>
</applet>
You don't need to use codebase if you are in the root directory of the package.
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Since the JVM is going to look on the web server (since that's where it found the HTML and the applet class to begin with), that's not going to work then, is it?No, it isn't going to work. The root of this problem was a fundamental misunderstanding I had about the compile process. I mistakenly thought that when any source code is complied the compiler checks the imported packages and classes to see if they are java library classes and if not then it adds them to the compiled code. So, when the error message indicated that the server was searching for the classes (in the jar file) I was confused as to why/where it was searching. After re-reading my notes I realize that I was completely off on the compile process.
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Timo,
thank you for your reply. I actually created a youtube video on this, available here: http://youtu.be/ERyLngq9hlI
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14. (10 minutes into video). Check out application
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16. (11 minutes into video). Load the original working copy into subversion.
17. (11:30 minutes into video). Check out from subverion, but the check out failed.
18. (12 minutes into video). Check out, and look at the jsf. The page shows fine.
Timo, I think this might be reported as a bug. You ought to be able to move files around on your computer. Also, the first time I checked the application out from subversion, the jsf page did not read the template.
ALSO, when I tried to deploy the application (that contained the reference to the template jar file to weblogic), I got the same error when I ran the jsf
first lines of that error:
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Thank you for your time and commitment!
Stuart
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When I said 'compiled accurately'...I should have been clearer and pointed out that only Item.java compiled accurately.
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<blockquote>
<hr>
You can't run applets,
so here's a picture of the window
this applet brings up:
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</applet>the applet.htm file is in the same folder as the Applet. However, this gives my a problem and i cannot see the applet :(
do you have some ideas?
Marcelo

try <applet code=test.HelloWorld.class ...

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