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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Can't find java applet class via Perl/CGI

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Thank you Dax for quick response.>The line above looks incorrect--it seems to me that you should have a>'>' at the end of the line instead of ');'.  Is this a mistake made when>you were copying the code to this e-mail, or is the actual code like this?You are absolutely right. This was my mistake. I was in hurry.>Does this work if you access Param.html directly? Does it work if you>remove or comment out the line? Are there any specific error>messages you see?If I open Param.html as a file from browser, it works and I can see comment 'You can get a parameter from HTML'  as a java applet. When I open it from http://hostname/cgi-bin/test/Param.pl , it doesn't work. I tested opera, mozzila, IE, NS every browser says 'class couldn't be found or very similar comments.>This looks like a fairly useless script. I assume that you're actually>using a more complicated script, but you've reduced it to this as a test>case? If so, I commend you for helping us help you.Yes, this is just the test script to verify if java applet can be passed through Perl/CGI. I stick this because it was possible in Solaris8&apache1.3&Perl5.6 and irix?&netscape enterprise web server&Perl5.6 and Windows2000&apache1.3&Perl5.6 but doesn't work for the case of Linux9&apache2&Perl5.[68] which I would like to construct in my company now.>The only thing that sticks out here is ...... but it's a good habit.Thank you. I will take care.>application/x-java-archive                      jar>application/x-java-vm                           classThese lines are missed in my /etc/mime.types and I added them (Thanks!!)  restart ...but still it doesn't work......... Any comments are welcomed.


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Thank you Dax for quick response.
>The line above looks incorrect--it seems to me that you should have a
>'>' at the end of the line instead of ');'.  Is this a mistake made when
>you were copying the code to this e-mail, or is the actual code like this?
You are absolutely right. This was my mistake. I was in hurry.
>Does this work if you access Param.html directly? Does it work if you
>remove or comment out the line? Are there any specific error
>messages you see?
If I open Param.html as a file from browser, it works and I can see comment 'You can get a parameter from HTML'  as a java applet. When I open it from http://hostname/cgi-bin/test/Param.pl , it doesn't work. I tested opera, mozzila, IE, NS every browser says 'class couldn't be found or very similar comments.

>This looks like a fairly useless script. I assume that you're actually
>using a more complicated script, but you've reduced it to this as a test
>case? If so, I commend you for helping us help you.
Yes, this is just the test script to verify if java applet can be passed through Perl/CGI. I stick this because it was possible in Solaris8&apache1.3&Perl5.6 and irix?&netscape enterprise web server&Perl5.6 and Windows2000&apache1.3&Perl5.6 but doesn't work for the case of Linux9&apache2&Perl5.[68] which I would like to construct in my company now.
>The only thing that sticks out here is ...... but it's a good habit.
Thank you. I will take care.
>application/x-java-archive                      jar
>application/x-java-vm                           class
These lines are missed in my /etc/mime.types and I added them (Thanks!!)  restart ...but still it doesn't work......... Any comments are welcomed.
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