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About Artemus Harper
Expertise
I have experence in Core Java, good background in Java swing/gui, some experence with JNI, Java reflection, and Java java.nio.* knowledge of Java bytecode and retrofitting non-open source code to paticular needs. Basics in c++

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Currently working full time to produce applications to help with OWL ontologies I do not have experence with J2ME,or database applications. I do not have experence with IDEs except for Eclipse.
 
   

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Topic: Java



Expert: Artemus Harper
Date: 6/4/2008
Subject: Applet notinited

Question
Hello,
I need help over here

I made one simulation applet using the NetBeans IDE.
When I run my simulation applet it works perfect in AppletViewer but
when I try to load the applet class in web-broswer
it shows me the message "Applet Notinited" and doesn't
load the applet!

I used one library (for Complex number function) in my simulation
when I dont import this library the applet works
good at both ways (in the appletViewer & WebBrowser)
But when I import it, the applet works good only in AppletViewer?

what is the problem?

My JVM is too old or what?

My NetBeans IDE allows me to add this complex jar library
very easy, but how can I add
a library manualy. Lets say that I'm writing my program in Notepad?

Do you have any idea what can cause this problem?

Sorry for my poor English!


Regards,
Petar


Answer
Some exception was probably thrown in the init, possibly a security issue or a missing resource. In your web browser you can show the Java console (usually under tools, depending on your browser) to see the exception and the trace. The Java console may need to be enabled, which it can be though the Java control panel (in Windows), there are other ways to enable it in other operating systems.

The newest version of Java is 1.6 for Windows/Linux/Solaris and 1.5 for OS X. You can determine your version by typing 'java -version' on the command line.

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