Re: Applet xxxApplet notinitiated
samuel.levesque@gmail.com wrote:
...
I have a program
It is more common to refer to Java executables as
applications or applets. The distinction is important,
as applets are far more restricted in what they can do
before they are signed and trusted.
...that generate web pages to view processes
online.(Generated in JRE1.3)
The generate web page work fine on my local machine but when I try to
lunch it from the Web Server I got this error message: Applet
WebPublishApplet notinitiated
So this is an applet. (Unsigned) Applets can do more things
locally (especially when run in the AppletViewer) than they can
when deployed on the web.
...and got an X in the place where the Java
applet should be...
Welcome to the world of applets.
What is the code doing at...
When I look to the Java console I've find this message:
java.util.MissingResourceException: Can't find bundle for base name
modelapplet, locale en
.....
at
ModelTestFile.getGlobalParameters(U:/ARIS/Bugfix/6.2.x/ARIS40/WebPublisher/meta/applets/sModel/ModelTestFile.java:327)
at
ModelTestFile.init(U:/ARIS/Bugfix/6.2.x/ARIS40/WebPublisher/meta/applets/sModel/ModelTestFile.java:90)
...lines 327 and 90 of ModelTestFile?
Andrew T.
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