Re-Applet deployement

Thank you so much for so prompt reply to m ail "Applet
Deployement" on 31/08/1999.
In your reply to my question(Applet Deployement) on 31/08/99, you
were asking for the location of db. My databse is on a different
server than the web server(i.e the applet i developed on a
different machine then i deployed in on a separate web server and
my db server is separate, and from a client i am requesting for
the html page of the applet). Pl. also clear the following
a) whether I need a separate web server or i can deply it on the
machine where i developed the applet using jdev 2.0.(does jdev
2.0 has any in-built web server?).
b) The applet developed using jdev 2.0 is signed or unsigned.
null

Hi
You would need a webserver to deploy your html/applets.
JDeveloper helps you to build and test the applets using
appletviewer.
You will have to use the standard java utilities to make your
applet signed.
As the applet can only talk to the webserver from where it is
downloaded, you would need install and configure a connection
manager which comes with oracle database on the webserver
machine.
Note: Check Net8/oracle manuals on configuring the connection
manager or search for 'connection manager' in the discussion
groups. I believe this was on the list before.
regards
raghu
Prakash P (guest) wrote:
: Thank you so much for so prompt reply to m ail "Applet
: Deployement" on 31/08/1999.
: In your reply to my question(Applet Deployement) on 31/08/99,
you
: were asking for the location of db. My databse is on a
different
: server than the web server(i.e the applet i developed on a
: different machine then i deployed in on a separate web server
and
: my db server is separate, and from a client i am requesting for
: the html page of the applet). Pl. also clear the following
: a) whether I need a separate web server or i can deply it on
the
: machine where i developed the applet using jdev 2.0.(does jdev
: 2.0 has any in-built web server?).
: b) The applet developed using jdev 2.0 is signed or unsigned.
null

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Problem Description
(a) I had first created an applet using the Jdeveloper 2.0
(jdk 1.2) wizard.
(b) I had exported connection information(Jdeveloper) from this
machine.
(c) I then created a directory "Deployment".
(d) I copied all the "jar" files, connection export file(of step
b) and the
HTML file (created by Jdeveloper while creating the Applet) to
this
"Deployement" directory.
(e) I created another directory "ClassInfo" under this
"Deployment" directory
(f) I copied all the applet class files (created in Jdeveloper)
to this
directory.
(All this i have done following the instructions given in
Jdeveloper help
for deployment of applets after installing the required plug-ins)
Now when I am opening the html page (from the "Deployment"
directory) in the
Netscape version 4.5, I am getting the following :-
(a) In the java console it shows loading of plug-ins and then
asks for
connection information
when i enter the connection information and press "OK" I get
(a1) access denied (java.net.SocketPermission "DB-Server" resolve
(a2) Invalidating certificate principles in "Deployment
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Is the db running on the same machine as the web server? If not,
an unsigned applet can only connect to a db on the same machine
as the one serving the applet.
- PSW
Prakash P (guest) wrote:
: Problem Description
: (a) I had first created an applet using the Jdeveloper 2.0
: (jdk 1.2) wizard.
: (b) I had exported connection information(Jdeveloper) from this
: machine.
: (c) I then created a directory "Deployment".
: (d) I copied all the "jar" files, connection export file(of
step
: b) and the
: HTML file (created by Jdeveloper while creating the Applet) to
: this
: "Deployement" directory.
: (e) I created another directory "ClassInfo" under this
: "Deployment" directory
: (f) I copied all the applet class files (created in Jdeveloper)
: to this
: directory.
: (All this i have done following the instructions given in
: Jdeveloper help
: for deployment of applets after installing the required
plug-ins)
: Now when I am opening the html page (from the "Deployment"
: directory) in the
: Netscape version 4.5, I am getting the following :-
: (a) In the java console it shows loading of plug-ins and then
: asks for
: connection information
: when i enter the connection information and press "OK" I get
: (a1) access denied (java.net.SocketPermission "DB-Server"
resolve
: (a2) Invalidating certificate principles in "Deployment
: directory"
: Pl. suggest
null

Weird wsdl quirk in IE

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========
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========

How do you close a dragged applet, as Stage.close() doesn't work?

I'm trying to implement a close button in a draggable applet, but Stage.close() doesn't work, and there's an odd little "X" icon which is causing me problems...
My starting point and example is the simple draggable applet from the API documentation. It's the code listed under "User-Specified Close Example":
http://java.sun.com/javafx/1.2/docs/api/javafx.stage/javafx.stage.AppletStageExtension.html
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Here's a demonstration of the problem once you've compiled that code:
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4. Applet disappears from screen and does not reappear in the browser.
5. But minimising all the icons on the desktop shows the little X in a box is still there sitting on your desktop (actually I find the X has gone, but the box is still there). This suggests the applet is still running.
6. Close the browser. The little X's box is still on the desktop.
7. After a short pause a Java dialog box appears: "Desktop integration warning. The application would like to create shortcuts. Do you want to continue? OK/Skip" The applet wasn't closed, it is still running!
8. Click Skip. Dialog box disappears. But the little X's box is still on the desktop. Is the applet still running?
9. Try to recompile app again into a deployable Jar (I'm using Eclipse for this).
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11. Minimise all the windows. The little X's box is still on the desktop.
12. Click the little X's box.
13. After a few seconds the box disappears. Does this mean the applet is no longer in use...?
14. Recompile the app again into a deployable Jar. It works!
By the way, you get the same experience with another Sun sample: the DraggableMP3Player at
http://javafx.com/samples/DraggableMP3Player/index.html
That, too, thinks it's implementing it's own close button, and again the same problem occurs.
So it seems Stage.close() doesn't properly close the applet, and only the the little X in a box will do this.
I'd like to be able to really close the applet from my own code. How can I do this?
Many thanks
Nik
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exception: null.
java.io.FileNotFoundException: JNLP not available: HelloApplet_browser.jnlp
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Like any good developer I have fixed my problem.
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http://lexique-du-net.com/blog/index.php?post/2008/12/08/Deploy-a-JavaFX-app-as-an-applet-with-the-Java-Deployement-Toolkit
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http://lexique-du-net.com/blog/index.php?post/2008/12/08/Deploy-a-JavaFX-app-as-an-applet-with-the-Java-Deployement-Toolkit
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m

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