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suriyan{@}krprecision.com
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Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59  

I have used Java Web Server 2.0. and Tomcat 3 with the sample code you have published "DBTableApplet".
I have success running at the browser(IE) in the same server (Web and Oracle). And I have success running the browser in other machine (in the same LAN) at the first time. However,when I try again there are error shown "java.lang.IllegalAccessError: quick/dbtacle/n". I just retried to clear cache and run it again but It still failed. Please help.
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Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59  

Please have a look at the following url and make sure you satisfy all the necessary criteria to run quicktable as applet.

http://quicktable.org/discussion/db_TalkToMe.cgi?forum_name=QuickTable.setup.cgi&message_number=160

If still this doesn't help, please send me the browser/webserver/database/jdbcdriver configuration. I will look into it.

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Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59  

Ben,
I have tested by using your configuration and code in item 15, checked every thing. I am using Oracle Thin JDBC with Oracle 8i.
Result: I can run the applet successfully if there is classess12.zip in the local host and set the classpath to this classes. It seem like the applet could not start JDBC driver.
When I have tested without classpath the applet can be started but there is no data in the grid.
How can I load the JDBC driver successfully.
Hope to get it work soon,
Suriyan


Please have a look at the following url and make sure you satisfy all the necessary criteria to run quicktable as applet.

http://quicktable.org/discussion/db_TalkToMe.cgi?forum_name=QuickTable.setup.cgi&message_number=160

If still this doesn't help, please send me the browser/webserver/database/jdbcdriver configuration. I will look into it.



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Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59  

Do you see any exception in the Java console for the browser? The classpath setting in your machine or th server is not going to be used by the applet, applet is going to use the jar files located in the archive attribute in the applet tag to find the class. check whether you have the jar files with jdbc drivers in archive and then check for any errors in the java console. Also make suer there is no firewall in between the browser & the server. Also database server should be in the same server where teh server is running.

Ben
Ben,
I have tested by using your configuration and code in item 15, checked every thing. I am using Oracle Thin JDBC with Oracle 8i.
Result: I can run the applet successfully if there is classess12.zip in the local host and set the classpath to this classes. It seem like the applet could not start JDBC driver.
When I have tested without classpath the applet can be started but there is no data in the grid.
How can I load the JDBC driver successfully.
Hope to get it work soon,
Suriyan


Please have a look at the following url and make sure you satisfy all the necessary criteria to run quicktable as applet.

http://quicktable.org/discussion/db_TalkToMe.cgi?forum_name=QuickTable.setup.cgi&message_number=160

If still this doesn't help, please send me the browser/webserver/database/jdbcdriver configuration. I will look into it.





suriyan{@}krprecision.com
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Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59  

Ben,
It was happened, I can exclude classes12.zip from archive file. The applet is successfully running. I still confuse why the applet can use the libary in local host while cannot use the class in the archive file. I am using IE 6, I could not run the Java Console yet.
Hope to make this work in the near future,
Suriyan
Do you see any exception in the Java console for the browser? The classpath setting in your machine or th server is not going to be used by the applet, applet is going to use the jar files located in the archive attribute in the applet tag to find the class. check whether you have the jar files with jdbc drivers in archive and then check for any errors in the java console. Also make suer there is no firewall in between the browser & the server. Also database server should be in the same server where teh server is running.

Ben
Ben,
I have tested by using your configuration and code in item 15, checked every thing. I am using Oracle Thin JDBC with Oracle 8i.
Result: I can run the applet successfully if there is classess12.zip in the local host and set the classpath to this classes. It seem like the applet could not start JDBC driver.
When I have tested without classpath the applet can be started but there is no data in the grid.
How can I load the JDBC driver successfully.
Hope to get it work soon,
Suriyan


Please have a look at the following url and make sure you satisfy all the necessary criteria to run quicktable as applet.

http://quicktable.org/discussion/db_TalkToMe.cgi?forum_name=QuickTable.setup.cgi&message_number=160

If still this doesn't help, please send me the browser/webserver/database/jdbcdriver configuration. I will look into it.







suriyan{@}krprecision.com
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Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 @ 23:59:59  

I just found that the error came from Microsoft Java VM, and IE 6.0, i need to install Sun JVM instead. And everything work find.


Ben,
It was happened, I can exclude classes12.zip from archive file. The applet is successfully running. I still confuse why the applet can use the libary in local host while cannot use the class in the archive file. I am using IE 6, I could not run the Java Console yet.
Hope to make this work in the near future,
Suriyan
Do you see any exception in the Java console for the browser? The classpath setting in your machine or th server is not going to be used by the applet, applet is going to use the jar files located in the archive attribute in the applet tag to find the class. check whether you have the jar files with jdbc drivers in archive and then check for any errors in the java console. Also make suer there is no firewall in between the browser & the server. Also database server should be in the same server where teh server is running.

Ben
Ben,
I have tested by using your configuration and code in item 15, checked every thing. I am using Oracle Thin JDBC with Oracle 8i.
Result: I can run the applet successfully if there is classess12.zip in the local host and set the classpath to this classes. It seem like the applet could not start JDBC driver.
When I have tested without classpath the applet can be started but there is no data in the grid.
How can I load the JDBC driver successfully.
Hope to get it work soon,
Suriyan


Please have a look at the following url and make sure you satisfy all the necessary criteria to run quicktable as applet.

http://quicktable.org/discussion/db_TalkToMe.cgi?forum_name=QuickTable.setup.cgi&message_number=160

If still this doesn't help, please send me the browser/webserver/database/jdbcdriver configuration. I will look into it.









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