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    Question Applet in Client

    Now I can use the applet in the computer has J2SDK installed and this computer has a web server(IIS). Then I put class and html files(Applet) in Web server folder. I can view this html file in server but it does not work in client. How can i do? I used Intranet.

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    Re: Applet in Client

    Is your client within the same Network?
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    Question Re: Applet in Client

    Yes. Clients are in the same network. We can share network resources. We can also access html files in web server but it does not display the applet in this html files. IE recognize <pplet> tag in web server but it does not recognize in client. But I can use this client machine to access the web page(in the Internet) containing applet and it display the applet properly.

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    Re: Applet in Client

    Can you post the <applet></applet> code? I'ld like to see what you have for archive = .

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    Re: Applet in Client

    Quote Originally Posted by ychhuong
    Yes. Clients are in the same network. We can share network resources. We can also access html files in web server but it does not display the applet in this html files. IE recognize <pplet> tag in web server but it does not recognize in client. But I can use this client machine to access the web page(in the Internet) containing applet and it display the applet properly.
    Does your client have the JRE or the JDK installed?
    it's necessary
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    Question Re: Applet in Client

    Here is my code:
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    1. <html>
    2. <body>
    3. <applet code="class1.class" width="100" height="200"></applet>
    4. </body>
    5. </html>

    Clients didn't have JRE installed. If it is necessary, why these client(or other computers did not have JRE installed can accesss web page(applet) like playing game in the Internet in Java web site containing Applet.

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    Re: Applet in Client

    They do have JRE installed, they might not remember installing it but they do have it.

    You can't run an Applet unless you have JRE on your computer
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    Question Re: Applet in Client

    For example, I have a web site containing applet. Some users don't know what JRE is. They just know how to browse web pages. If they visit my website and their computer do not have JRE installed, they can not view the web pages. Is there any good solution?

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    Re: Applet in Client

    Do like everyone else does and provide a link to install JRE in your website
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    Re: Applet in Client

    Thanks for help.

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