It seems like I should know this - but apparently this was lacking somewhere in my
Java education.
Background information:
I am using Windows XP on my home computer. My questions below relate to my use of Java on my home computer. I have correctly installed:
JDK1.3.1
JDK1.4.0
J2SDKEE1.3.1
J2SDKEE1.2.0
TOMCAT Version 3.2.3
TOMCAT Version 4.0
I have successfully been using various versions of Tomcat and various versions of Java. I passed the SCWCD Exam last week. But I guess I don't understand java
applets!
Question 01: How can I tell if the Java 1.4 Applet plugin is correctly installed on my computer? What file folder does this reside on? What is the default install location for Java Applet classes?
Question 02: Is it true that if the JDK1.4.0 is correctly installed and working, that means that the Applet Plugin was also installed?
Question 03: Is there something within WIndows XP that is supposed to be "set" somewhere that has to do with Java Applets?
The deal is, I have an applet that specifically needs the Java 1.4.0 "applet plugin". I can't get it to work, so I am assuming at this point that I don't have the Java Applet 1.4.0 correctly running.
Within the options for Internet Explorer(Version 6.2), I checked the box for:
____ Java Console Enabled (restart required)
____ Java Loggin Enabled
I then restarted my computer. But it did not correct the issue. I still can not run any applets.
thanks!
Kevin Thompson
[ August 12, 2002: Message edited by: Kevin Thompson ]