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From: Christopher Schultz <chris@christopherschultz.net>
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Subject: Re: [OT] applets in webapps
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Kristian,

Kristian Rink wrote:
> Unfortunately(?), the .jsp
> is never called directly but rather forward()ed to from within a
> servlet mapped to some specific URL.

Are you trying to use relative URLs for your codebase? Try using a
fully-qualified URL (starting with a '/') to point to the JAR file
instead of a relative URL. Then, it doesn't matter where you include
your applet's JSP file, since the URL will always be fully-qualified.

> /<context>/<servlet-mapping>/<classpath>/lang/de_DE.properties  

That's weird. Shouldn't the applet's JAR file contain these properties
files? When you say "<context>" you mean the actual context name, not
'<' + "context" + '>', right?

> (the file originally lives inside the applet.jar in <classpath>.lang).

What is <classpath>.lang?

> Is there any sane way of keeping applets inside a JEE web application,
> regardless on whether they're invoked directly from a .jsp or from a
> resource forwarded to from within some servlet?

As long as you've got everything in your JAR file, you should be okay.
Or, are you trying to rely on the browser plugin's ClassLoader to fetch
things like properties files off the server?

- -chris
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