How to include another .jar package in an applet jar package

Hi, I'm using Eclipse to write an applet which needs
some other .jar packages to support it. I add them as
external jar package in project properties. In
eclipse, everything works fine when I compile and
run. But I when export the applet to .jar and try to
run in browser, it doesn't work.
I think probably because I didn't export the packages
that the applet requires to run. However I cant find
a way to export these packages together with the
applet to a final .jar file.
Anyone knows how to solve this ? plz help. thx you in
advanceHi all,
I have been having the same problems too but came to realize that it is quite difficult getting your applet to work in most cases when using external jars. I found out thet you will have to create the directory hierarchy with the necessary imported classes used by your applet. and then create a new jar file that you will use in the codebase tag.
For example:
/* Java code snippet */
import org.apache.XmlRpcClient;
public MyApplet extends JApplet {
//..... Rest of your code ......
}/* End of snippet */
You would then have to create a the directory structure:
org
_apache
___xmlrpc
Then place all the required classes imported from within (Sometimes it is easier to just add all the classes to save time but lose space i.e. larger jar files).
Execute the jar command (please adjust as needed to your requirements):
jar cvf any_name.jar *.class org/
After signing the applet it may solve your problem. Since I'm working with XmlRpc I still have a lot of problems. If anyone has any advice or tips, please share.
Thank you

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