Anyone have any problems with Java applets? If I upload the .class file and rename it after it is uploaded, to the exact same thing that it is already (which makes no sense) my applet will work. However, the next day I come back and it doesn't work again. I don't get it. Wait...just checked it again, now it works, WTF!!!???
How does it work one day, not the next, and then work again?

Now I've got another problem. There is another applet that will not load. Class not found error is what I get.

java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: waterfall
at com/ms/vm/loader/URLClassLoader.loadClass
at com/ms/vm/loader/URLClassLoader.loadClass
at com/ms/applet/AppletPanel.securedClassLoad
at com/ms/applet/AppletPanel.processSentEvent
at com/ms/applet/AppletPanel.processSentEvent
at com/ms/applet/AppletPanel.run
at java/lang/Thread.run

It makes no sense, because if I open up the file locally on my pc, the applet loads just fine. But after I upload it, I get the class not found error. The class is there, it physically exists, it was uploaded in binary format. What the hell is the damn deal?

You guys can check it out:
http://omwresearch.pcplayground.com/wat ... rfall.html

I know nothing about javascript and classes. But do you think it is a server error? or a scripting/coding error?

inm not sure how it is in java scripts, but i had similar not found probs with php and html. The solution i found was use teh complete url for paths

eg. "http://yourname.pcplayground.com/your dir/your file.html"
instead of just "./your dir/your file.html"

Might be work for you too. Who knows.

hmm, I tried the full path but that didn't work either. After I uploaded the .class file, I renamed it to what it was before, exactly the same, and after I did that, it worked. It doesn't make much sense to me. So, one of my applets is working properly. But, I still had problems with the waterfall class even after I renamed it, so I just have a hyperlink to a static HTML page on tripod now where the applet works fine. Its gotta be some sort of issue with PHP. Who knows?!

If it is a java applet, I doubt it has anything to do with PHP.

Well, I wrote the applet and everything worked fine on my personal PC. Then I uploaded it to my web space here and it didn't work. However, I uploaded it to my webspace on Tripod and it worked fine. I don't understand what the problem is at all.

Maybe something to do with thier apache config.

maybe Tommy does not offer java support. Does he I forgot?
I did not know if he did or not.

Sorry if this is off topic.

Since the server is linux, we do not support JSP.

Not too sure about the consequences....