Question:
I have a Java applet I got off the Internet that I want to use on my server. I have tested it on mycomputer and it works fine, but my server only allows three-letter extensions, so when I load the files onto the server, it doesn’t recognize the applet file.
Answer:
To get around this, either store the applet files in a .zip file, a .cab file, or a .jar file, depending on the types of browsers you planon supporting. I suggest storing the files in an uncompressed zip file to support the largest number of clients. Then use the archive option of the applet tag. To support both .zip and .cab filebrowsers, you could do something like the following:
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