Applet Error

Newbie & Debugging Questions
#1

So, I recently packed my Java4k game to a size that would make it qualify. I then found that on my website, the applets gives people errors which open up with a dialogue box which displays the class name. When you press details, you end up with a window which shows the plugin version, the JRE version, home directory, some commands, and then "Detected from bootclasspath: “\jre\lib\deploy.jar”. I am using the following applet code:

<applet code="N.class" archive="TD4K.kz.pack.gz" width="500" height="500"><param name="java_arguments" value="-Djnlp.packEnabled=true" /></applet>

Now, I don’t know if this is some rookie mistake or what, but any insight is much appreciated. Also, the applet seems to work fine on the computer I developed the game with, but on any other computer it gets the error.

Thanks,
Thimbletack

#2

It should give you an exception, could you try to find it?

Also, try removing the “.class” in the “code” value.

#3

It is a class not found exception:

java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: N.class

I also tried removing the .class, no difference. I find this very strange though, because on the java4k site, the exact same file works fine. I might end up just uploading an uncompressed jar, but I still find it odd that this is happening.

#4

Is the class in a package?

#5

No, I just compiled the single file and threw it in a jar then compressed it. Like I said, this works on the java4k site, but not my own.