Servers do not work like the local file-system. (not that *.jar would work in a generic application, launched off the local FS).
You need to mention each jar specifically, separated by a ','.
Andrew Thompson wrote: > On Dec 14, 8:14 pm, Peet Vosloo <rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net>
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>> Im quite new to rails and was wondering how to include a javaappletin >> a rhtml file? Is it the same as in HTML?
>> for example: <appletcode="World.class" >> archive="*.jar"
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> You need to mention each jar specifically, separated > by a ','.
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That still doesnt work...it says World.class cannot be found...when I change the file from rhtml to html it works fine....
I am only in a position to comment on HTML. But I suppose that answers your second question. "Is it the same as in HTML?" No - apparently not.
Between you and me, if an 'rhtml' file can include a link 'just like HTML', I would launch the applet using JWS. Here is an example. <http://www.physci.org/jws/#jtest>
