Java code...

[Stephen Lime]

No, pure Java. Wrote latest version on a Linux box. You need to add the netscape java classes to
your CLASSPATH environment variable. Mine looks like this on RH 6.0.

 CLASSPATH=/usr/local/jdk117_v3/lib/classes.zip:/usr/lib/netscape/java/classes/java40.jar

Yours would vary depending on what JDK your using and what version of communicator is laying around.
Unless you're adding stuff to the src you shouldn't nee to recompile and can just use the class file I sent.

Steve

<<< "Paul G. Allen" <pgallen at randomlogic.com> 10/29 10:32p >>>
I meant this to go to the list the first time. I forgot to mention, I'm running
a RedHat Linux 6.0 system and Apache, so if this is some kind of Winsucks J++
code, please let me know 'cause it won't work for me.

Thanks,

PGA

"Paul G. Allen" wrote:

> I followed the directions, and used the dnr.state.mn.us site as a guide. I get
> an error in my browser when I try to load the page "Applet mapimage class
> mapimage could not be loaded". I tried to compile the source again, and got this
> error:
> 
> Connecting...
> javac  /home/httpd/java/mapimage.java
> error "/home/httpd/java/mapimage.java" 14  class JSObject not found in class
> mapimage
>     JSObject    win;
>     ^
> error "/home/httpd/java/mapimage.java" 29  variable JSObject not found in class
> mapimage
>         win = JSObject.getWindow(this);
>               ^
> 2 errors
> make: *** [/home/httpd/java/mapimage.class] Error 255
> Execution complete
> 
> I know absolutely nothing about Java. Can someone clue me in? I'd really like to
> use this type of interface.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> PGA