Ada-Java classes question

Ada-Java classes question

[Kendal Van Dyke]

I have noticed that when i create some applets with the Ada-Java
compiler that they won't always run on a machine that does not have the
compiler installed, or rather the classes readily available. What
classes do I have to set up in my directories on my server for the
applets to be able to run correctly when viewed by someone on any
computer with Web access at at least Netscape 2.0?
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Re: Ada-Java classes question

[Mitch Gart]

Kendal Van Dyke (kendal@fn3.freenet.scri.fsu.edu) wrote:
: I have noticed that when i create some applets with the Ada-Java
: compiler that they won't always run on a machine that does not have the
: compiler installed, or rather the classes readily available. What
: classes do I have to set up in my directories on my server for the
: applets to be able to run correctly when viewed by someone on any
: computer with Web access at at least Netscape 2.0?
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The classes needed to run your AdaJava applet in somebody's browser are:

- classes you write
- classes that come from the Ada-Java runtime system
- classes that come predefined in Java

Probably you have already put the first set of classes up on your
Web site, and the third set probably comes predefined in your users'
browsers (assuming your users use a browser whose Java version is
compatible with yours) so probably it's some classes from the
second category which are missing when a user tries to run your
applet.  See the file appletwriters.guide.txt for information on
this.

- Mitch 
- mg@inmet.com