2nd Try: I've managed to upload files to actually run JProject thru a web browser. However, the app doesn't seem to be able to load any kind of Progect file. HOW DO I DO THIS?
Has this app dropped off the face of the earth? Just curious.
Walt
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Hey, hey. Don't give up so fast. Indead we're a little slow to respond, just because we are so busy developing the next incarnation of JProgect.
To get to your question: If you start up JProgect as an applet, many things are restricted by the browser and the Java VM. Most important: Loading and saving files from your desktop are simply forbidden for unsigned, untrusted applets. The only thing you _can_ do freely, is to download certain files from the server you downloaded the applet from. So Bill invented a mechanism to tell the applet which files are avaible for download by editing a file named 'projectlist.properties'. It located at the same level as the jar. Open it - it's almost self explaining.
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2nd Try: I've managed to upload files to actually run JProject thru a web browser. However, the app doesn't seem to be able to load any kind of Progect file. HOW DO I DO THIS?
Has this app dropped off the face of the earth? Just curious.
Walt
I guess this is an unsupported app, then. Oh well, too bad, so sad. It had potential.
Hey, hey. Don't give up so fast. Indead we're a little slow to respond, just because we are so busy developing the next incarnation of JProgect.
To get to your question: If you start up JProgect as an applet, many things are restricted by the browser and the Java VM. Most important: Loading and saving files from your desktop are simply forbidden for unsigned, untrusted applets. The only thing you _can_ do freely, is to download certain files from the server you downloaded the applet from. So Bill invented a mechanism to tell the applet which files are avaible for download by editing a file named 'projectlist.properties'. It located at the same level as the jar. Open it - it's almost self explaining.
Thanks for the tip! Sorry if I sound impatient.