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Old April 30th, 2002, 06:05 PM
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Question hmmm....
I made an applet that uses a class that I made..so when I put the applet into htlm how do I include the class that the applet is using....?

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place ur class file and the applet file in the same directory...
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yah, everything is in one folder duh,, you know in hmtl the applet tag contains the name of the main class.... but i have additional classes that the applet uses,,,
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u dont have to include that class...it will be automatically included if the classpath is set....
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class path? what is it and how do I do it?

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classpath is an variable that specifies the path where the JVM shud search for class files...
to set the classpath goto DOS prompt(if ur using windows) and type set classpath=%classpath%;C:\dir\subdir;

C:\dir\subdir >> is the path where ur class file exists...
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