JSP unable to load applet

I'm trying to load an applet from my JSP (under WL 6.1 SP2 on Win2K) with
          the following code:
          <OBJECT ...>
          <PARAM NAME = "CODE" VALUE = "com.foo.bar.MyApplet" >
          <PARAM NAME = "CODEBASE" VALUE = "/classes/[email protected]/" >
          </OBJECT>
          Before you say "try the <jsp:plugin> tag..." - I did and got nothing except
          the display from the <jsp:fallback> tag. At least with the <OBJECT> method I
          can see the errors... once I get it working with <OBJECT>, I'll switch over
          to <jsp:plugin>!
          Anyway, my applet is located in a JAR, which is located in an EAR. I'm sure
          that my problem is not having the correct CODEBASE, but just what should
          that CODEBASE be? According to the docs, /classes/ear@war/ should work...
          but using that I get a FileNotFound exception from the Java PlugIn. Am I
          missing something in a deployment descriptor? Ideally, I would like to have
          my JAR loaded from the root of the EAR, not the WAR... is this possible
          using /classes/my.ear@/ as the CODEBASE?
          Any help would be greatly appreciated!
          Thanks!
          Steve

1 - Place your applet class in the CLASSPATH. Not in the web application
          that your jsp is in.
          2 - In your jsp do something like this:
          <html>
          <body>
          <P>Applet below</p>
          <APPLET CODE="com.applet.TestMyApplet.class" CODEBASE="/classes/" WIDTH=600
          HEIGHT=100></APPLET>
          </body>
          </html>
          Regards,
          Joseph Nguyen
          BEA Support
          "Steve Soloski" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:[email protected]...
          > I'm trying to load an applet from my JSP (under WL 6.1 SP2 on Win2K) with
          > the following code:
          >
          > <OBJECT ...>
          > ...
          > <PARAM NAME = "CODE" VALUE = "com.foo.bar.MyApplet" >
          > <PARAM NAME = "CODEBASE" VALUE = "/classes/[email protected]/" >
          > ...
          > </OBJECT>
          >
          > Before you say "try the <jsp:plugin> tag..." - I did and got nothing
          except
          > the display from the <jsp:fallback> tag. At least with the <OBJECT> method
          I
          > can see the errors... once I get it working with <OBJECT>, I'll switch
          over
          > to <jsp:plugin>!
          >
          > Anyway, my applet is located in a JAR, which is located in an EAR. I'm
          sure
          > that my problem is not having the correct CODEBASE, but just what should
          > that CODEBASE be? According to the docs, /classes/ear@war/ should work...
          > but using that I get a FileNotFound exception from the Java PlugIn. Am I
          > missing something in a deployment descriptor? Ideally, I would like to
          have
          > my JAR loaded from the root of the EAR, not the WAR... is this possible
          > using /classes/my.ear@/ as the CODEBASE?
          >
          > Any help would be greatly appreciated!
          >
          > Thanks!
          >
          > Steve
          >
          >
          >

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Edited by: alexx_wmx on Jul 13, 2010 4:17 PM

ejp wrote:
Those JARs must be installed in the lib/ext directory of the JRE to work correctly. ..Do they? I am surprised to hear that, but have not dealt with them directly. Why?
Note that I had asked the OP not to split what I feel is one question, into two threads. The other thread is at.. [http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5444667], which had itself already been spawned from another thread.
(sigh..) Following this topic is beginning to make my head hurt.

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at org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase.invoke(ContainerBase.java:995)
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at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardPipeline.invoke(StandardPipeline.java:480)
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