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Marcellinus #1
loading java applet failed
Hello,
I have a big problem since I have to do a prestation tomorrow and I can't get
things working because I'm a site devolper and there is no server admin
available.................)-:
I build a site in a sub-dir of a working site, tested it and it works fine.
Now there comes in a URL pointing to an new IIS-website on the same server. I
copy my work into the rooth folder of the new site and my java-applet won't
start.
I checked the cf-server under mappings and saw a logical mapping /CFIDE
pointing to D:/websites/CFIDE.
When I check the source of the browser page I find at the point where the
applet comes in: <param name="archive"
value="/CFIDE/classes/cfapplets.jar"> and similar /CFIDE/-mappings for
javascript source earlier in the page.
These thing look OK to me but what do I know ................ There is no
other CF-server setting I can relate to the problem, I checked if I could find
different settings on the IIS-server for this site and the site where things do
work but couldn. find any
I looked for solutions on the web without luck.........
And now I am stucked!
Can someone PLEASE help me?
(Als you have most likely found out by now I don't know much of server-stuff
so be gentle on me with 'supposed knowledge')
Marcel
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Abinidi #2
Re: loading java applet failed
Marcel,
In IIS for the site that is not loading the applet, create a virtual directory
called CFIDE and point it to the physical location on the server where the
CFIDE folder is.
Try that.
If that doesnt do it, create a folder on the site called CFIDE and copy the
files to that folder. Reset IIS and/or Cf and see if it works
HTH
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Marcellinus #3
Re: loading java applet failed
Abinidi,
Thank you so much.
A virtual directory and a reset of CF-server did the job.
you guarded me from a sleeples night.
Marellinus
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