well why does this not work?
why on earth is this so hard?
its been a whole week just trying to get a simple background jpeg to
show because i refuse to put it in the jar.
if im not making a stupid mistake somewhere then Java has to be the
worst language ever written.
tell me...if my applet is in a jar thats in the root folder (the same
with the html) but 4 levels deep in a package (starting with "com"),
where does getCodeBase() put me?
do i have to put my media files that are unjar'ed 4 levels deep also?
and if the media files were in the root folder, would ../../../../
media.jpg work then?
thanks for all ur replies so far, really. but i cant celebrate yet:-)
Adrian
On Wednesday14,Nov 2007, at 8:38 AM, Joshua Smith wrote:
If I'm wrong about this, there should be evidence of lazy loading
accomplished with the applet tag's archive attribute somewhere.
Unfortunately, using keywords like lazy or deferred or on demand
yielded no
useful hits. If someone else has a reference, please share it.
In my years of testing on many browsers, O/S's, and Java's, I have
NEVER seen a Java that uses eager loading. Documented or not, they
ALL lazy load.
The question of multiple jars separated by commas is a different
issue
entirely. The examples I found in several references show commas and
spaces, but only SAY commas. So I think maybe try commas and spaces.
Use commas, not spaces. This will work everywhere.
-Joshua
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