Deploy swing appet

I try to deploy a java swing applet. The environment is an Apache
Server and Netscape over Ethernet. To save bandwidth I want to
use the plug in technice. But I have no luck.
In the moment the only way I can only run the applet if I copy
the classlib swingall.jar to the local directory of netscape.
I have installed the Java Plug-in 1.1.2 for Netscape Navigator.
The HelloSwingApplet from Sun is running. From the JDeveloper
applet I receive the status "Applet .... notinited" with the
message "Invalidating certificate principals in [ ... ]"
If I include the swingall.jar in the deploy configuration it's
running. But I think this is not the solution. (transfering all
swing classes!!!)
Where is my mistake?
null

Martin,
You either need to include the swingall.jar (or the specific
classes you use) with your applet or, you can have each client
add swingall.jar to the
local \Netscape\Communicator\Program\Java\Classes directory.
-L
Martin Leaicker (guest) wrote:
: I try to deploy a java swing applet. The environment is an
Apache
: Server and Netscape over Ethernet. To save bandwidth I want to
: use the plug in technice. But I have no luck.
: In the moment the only way I can only run the applet if I copy
: the classlib swingall.jar to the local directory of netscape.
: I have installed the Java Plug-in 1.1.2 for Netscape Navigator.
: The HelloSwingApplet from Sun is running. From the JDeveloper
: applet I receive the status "Applet .... notinited" with the
: message "Invalidating certificate principals in [ ... ]"
: If I include the swingall.jar in the deploy configuration it's
: running. But I think this is not the solution. (transfering all
: swing classes!!!)
: Where is my mistake?
null

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