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Help deploying applet for novices

Help deploying applet for novices

2005-08-01       - By Lisa N. Michaud

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Hi -

My summer research student and I are novices with Java, but  
unfortunately, we're now among the most experienced people at the  
College, so we have no one to go to with this rather profoundly  
"stupid question" :

(Background information:)  We have been developing an applet that  
uses JConnector to interface with a DB.  Hosting the applet and the  
DB server on the same machine is not a problem.  Up until now, we  
have been testing the applet within our IDE (Eclipse) locally on our  
development machines, but now we are a month from this applet being  
used by a larger audience and we need to start testing it being  
hosted elsewhere.

Our question is: When we create the JAR file for the applet, how do  
we package up the JConnector JAR along with it?  Right now, we keep  
creating JAR files that immediately raise an exception saying that  
the driver can't be found, which makes sense.  However, we were  
operating under the assumption that the JConnector stuff could be  
deployed on the server along with our applet - we don't want the  
client users to have to install it!

Someone have pity on us for our cluelessness -

THANKS!

--lisa

Lisa N. Michaud, Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Wheaton College, Norton, Massachusetts
lmichaud@(protected)
http://cs.wheatoncollege.edu/lmichaud


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