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The applet works on the hard disk but not when the files are uploaded to This error message is usually accompanied by another problem Solution: Download the applet files again and upload them to your server in binary mode. The applet is corrupted or uploaded to the server in the text or ascii mode instead of the binary mode. Solution: Uninstall the browser and then reinstall it. The browser contains missing or corrupted Java library files.' by putting 'rem ' before the line in autoexec.bat Solution: Comment out the line 'set classpath =. The classpath setting in the operating system caused the browser to look for the library files in the wrong directory.Solution: Download the Java plugin from the official Java web site of Sun Microsystems. The applet is eitherĬompiled using a newer version of the Java compiler or an API not supportedīy the browser. The applet is not compatible with the browser.One or more methods used by the applet is not found in

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Putting the directory in the code attribute would cause an error. If you want to put the directory inĪnother directory, specify the name of the directory in the codebase attribute. Verify that the filesĪre placed in the correct directory. Now that the console window is open, try to reload your applet. If you are using Netscape 6, you can open the Java console by clicking > Java console, depending on the version of the browser. If you are using Netscape Communicator 4.x, you can open the JavaĬonsole by clicking on Communicator -> Tools -> Java console or Communicator VM and checking the option 'Java console enabled'. Is absent, you can activate it by going to Tools->Internet Options->Advanced->Microsoft Error messages are placed there to hide them from non-technical viewers,īut you will want to see them to help you debug your problem: If you are using Internet Explorer, you can open the JavaĬonsole by clicking on View -> Java console. If you are still having trouble, you should turn on your java console in yourīrowser. There is a tick beside the 'Enable Java' option. If you are using Netscape, go to Preferences -> Advanced and check.If the security level is set to Custom,Ĭlick on default level to set the options back to its default settings. If you are using Internet Explorer, go to Tools -> Internet Options.Although it is enabled by default onĪll browsers, it may be accidentally disabled. Check to see if Java is enabledĪpplet refuses to load? Before you start, check to see This article applies to all Java applets and not only NavSurf applets.

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You may also wish to opening the Java console to get a full description of theĮrror in order to report the problem to the author of the applet. Status bar messages are often sufficient to determine the cause of error. The error message is either displayed on the status bar, the Java console orīoth. When a Java applet fails to load correctly, the browser will often displayĪn error message that contains important information to the source of the failure. Java Applets Fail to Load When Java Applets Fail to Load

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