Applet in a portal?

Hi Group,
Using WLW8.1, I have a portal application with a Portal project and
a Java project:
- PortalApplication
- PortalProject
- JavaProject
The library contains an Applet that I would like to reference from
a jsp in either a portlet jsp or from somewhere within the framework.
How do I reference the JavaProject.jar from the applet tag in the jsp?
<applet archive="???/JavaProject.jar" code="Applet.class"></applet>
TIA,
Claus Ljunggren

Well, normally just somewhere under the webapp would work. Try accessing
the URL specified by the archive attribute of your applet (as it looks
in the resulting HTML) directly to make sure it's correct.
At this point, if you have JavaProject.jar under the PortalProject
directory and your archive attribute is correct, it doesn't sound like a
workshop issue. I haven't used applets in a long time, nor have I used
the java plugin (that's how long it's been) to know its issues.
Greg
Claus Ljunggren wrote:
Thanks Greg,
I am in doubt though where "inside the web-app" actually is ?
I have tried to copy it manually in the first place just to see
that I could reach the applet class from the web page, but
without luck - where does it go?
/Claus Ljunggren
"Gregory Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
You will need to make sure the JavaProject.jar gets copied into the
Webapp. You can do this by creating a custom build for JavaProject that
does this -- there should be some docs on the Workshop part of
http://e-docs.bea.com on how to configure a java project build.
Once you've got JavaProject.jar in PortalProject, you can just do:
<applet archive="<%=request.getContextPath()%>/JavaProject.jar"
code="Applet.class"></applet>
Greg
Claus Ljunggren wrote:
Hi Group,
Using WLW8.1, I have a portal application with a Portal project and
a Java project:
- PortalApplication
- PortalProject
- JavaProject
The library contains an Applet that I would like to reference from
a jsp in either a portlet jsp or from somewhere within the framework.
How do I reference the JavaProject.jar from the applet tag in the jsp?
<applet archive="???/JavaProject.jar" code="Applet.class"></applet>
TIA,
Claus Ljunggren

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