The docs for getting this thing up and running seem non-existant.
The server seems to run fine. I just ran javac
on all the .java files and ran "java EBServ" in that directory.
I can telnet into it and it acknowledges me.
I basically did the same thing for the client. Ran javac on the .java files. Then I created a jar file with "jar cf EB.jar *.class".
I essentially copied all the HTML, script, and applet stuff in volkris' working demo. Oh, before I compiled I edited EB.java
and changed the host and port to my server. Same goes for the html/script/applet stuff. However, when I run it, I get :
netscape.security.AppletSecurityException: security.Couldn't connect to 'my.server.com' with origin from 'www.server.com'.
Where my.server.com is where EBServ is running and www.server.com is where EBJava is on my website. It never hits the server. I played with a few settings, but I couldn't figure anything out. I'm using Sun's/Blackdown's 1.2.2RC4. TIA.
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I'm not sure what that message means, but if 'resolve' means it can't resolve something in java isn't configured right. I can nslookup and all that good stuff on the machine I'm running the client from/on.
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Read my thread appologising for lack of documentation :) you're right, there is none.
The problem here is that to avoid security protections built into Java, applets are only allowed to open network connections to the computer from which they are downloaded. You would need to host the applet's webpage on the same computer that the server is running from.
This is the difficulty in finding an easy place to host the program :)
~Chris
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The docs for getting this thing up and running seem non-existant.
The server seems to run fine. I just ran javac
on all the .java files and ran "java EBServ" in that directory.
I can telnet into it and it acknowledges me.
I basically did the same thing for the client. Ran javac on the .java files. Then I created a jar file with "jar cf EB.jar *.class".
I essentially copied all the HTML, script, and applet stuff in volkris' working demo. Oh, before I compiled I edited EB.java
and changed the host and port to my server. Same goes for the html/script/applet stuff. However, when I run it, I get :
netscape.security.AppletSecurityException: security.Couldn't connect to 'my.server.com' with origin from 'www.server.com'.
Where my.server.com is where EBServ is running and www.server.com is where EBJava is on my website. It never hits the server. I played with a few settings, but I couldn't figure anything out. I'm using Sun's/Blackdown's 1.2.2RC4. TIA.
I also ran it with appletviewer just in case it was netscape screwing up but I get a similar message...
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.net.SocketPermission my.server.com resolve)
I'm not sure what that message means, but if 'resolve' means it can't resolve something in java isn't configured right. I can nslookup and all that good stuff on the machine I'm running the client from/on.
Read my thread appologising for lack of documentation :) you're right, there is none.
The problem here is that to avoid security protections built into Java, applets are only allowed to open network connections to the computer from which they are downloaded. You would need to host the applet's webpage on the same computer that the server is running from.
This is the difficulty in finding an easy place to host the program :)
~Chris