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I'm confused...this is the first applet i'm trying to add to my website. I have all my .class and .java files in the same folder as my .html file. When i click on the html file my IE pops up with every thing good. Then I upload the files to my website and open the website with IE all the text appears but not the applet. The status bar says "Applet notinited" then changes to "Loading Java Applet Failed...". I have tried using CODEBASE and ARCHIVE but either I'm using them incorrectly or that's not what will fix my problem.

Please help me.

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make sure that when you upload the .class file, the ftp client is set to binary transfer and not ascii (which is what you want for java and html files).

if that's not it, then post your html.

also, you don't need the java files--they get compiled into the class files and aren't used when you run the applet.

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I have the same problem. I'm running a code that uses text files. first, the code prompts for a password. then, gets into the applet. well, any way, i have the same problem and for some reason i don't know what to do to this...

can someone please help me????
e-mail me at: zrplanet@yahoo.co.uk

thanks

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My problem is applets are not connecting to a database in my computer if u know mail me to
kiru_us@rediffmail.com

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my JApplet is not loading in IE, firefox and Netscape.
the error message is "applet notinited"....... then "loading java applet"
the JApplet is running successful in Jcreator pro.
what should i do?
Please help, and mail me the suggestion to normanmy@hotmail.com

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i also have the same problem while trying to run the applets and getting error message as applet notinited and i don't know what to do to get rid of this.if anyone knows the solution plz mail to geajith@yahoo.com

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There could be multiple reasons associated with this error. In the first stage, check for following:
1) Your ISP: Your internet provider could have a proxy server or a gateway that blocks the applet's connection attempt. Contact your Internet service provider/System administrator to get this kind of problem solved. Also read from the following web page:
http://java.com/en/download/help/proxy_setup.xml

2) Your firewall or router: Your firewall or router could block the applet's connection attempt. Configure your firewall or router in such a way that it allows the applet to connect over the internet or (temporary)
disable your firewall. You may need your system administrator help on this issue.
Note: Yes, it is possible that Java applets may not run properly due to some firewalls.

3) A security exception: If your Java security is high instead of normal, it could be that a connection attempt is not allowed. Set the security settings for Java to normal. (Tools -> Internet options -> Security -> Custom Level)
If you are on a local network, your network administrator can allow or disallow applets to connect to the internet.

If above actions couldn't solve your issue, then try following:
A) Enable JRE for Browsers: If you see Java Plug-in cofee cup icon in the Windows Control Panel (Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Java)
http://java.com/en/download/help/5000020500.xml
Note: Skip this step, if you do not see coffee cup icon in the Control Panel list

B) Uninstall any incomplete/corrupt JRE installation and reinstall:
i) Remove any exisiting traces of Java software on your system follow instructions from:
http://www.java.com/en/download/help/uninstall_java.xml

If you still are not able to uninstall completely (if you see Java Plug-in icon in the Start ->
Settings -> Control Panel), please download/install and run this registry cleaner utility from Microsoft from:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?

scid=kb;en-us;290301
Restart the system.

ii) How to download/install Java Runtime Environment properly:
http://java.com/en/download/help/download_options.xml
Note: Offline download option is highly recommended

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Yes i got the answer to that:

The problem is to do with applets, they cannot access files and read/write from them.

Security reasons. that's how sun did it and it is strictly to do with security...

Impossible.

Try to make a jar file and that's what i did and it works basically...

May God guide us all to the truth.

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yeh, i also play a game, and it says "loading java applet failed", and i tried wat you said, and it didnt work, please any help would be appreciated

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Make sure that you have the following in your applet if running in a browser:

public class HelloWorldSwing extends JApplet {

note the extends JApplet

otherwise you will get the error notinited

cheers,

Mark.

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Your Java Plug-in cofee cup icon in the Windows Control Panel hint did provide me with a solid clue to fix the problem. The Java plug-in provides two options to specify the network proxy settings, 1: to use browser settings, 2: to use independent settings specified on plug-in's "proxies" tab. I tried this on jre 1.3.1_02. It worked great on the applet which was not opening up in NS 7.2, Opera, and Firefox. It worked great with independent settings. Thanks.

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I'm confused...this is the first applet i'm trying to add to my website. I have all my .class and .java files in the same folder as my .html file. When i click on the html file my IE pops up with every thing good. Then I upload the files to my website and open the website with IE all the text appears but not the applet. The status bar says "Applet notinited" then changes to "Loading Java Applet Failed...". I have tried using CODEBASE and ARCHIVE but either I'm using them incorrectly or that's not what will fix my problem.

Please help me.

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I have had a similar problem for months now, receiving the same errors in either yahoo or Pogo games. I have XP+2 IE5 , and tonight I had reset everying back to default with no success. Then I went into add/remove programs and found that I had the java 2 update5.0.6 or something similar, and also the Jave 2 runtime environment v1.4.2_10.
By simply clicking on the update line then clicking remove, then closing and restarting my browser, presto Yahoo, and Pogo all load up as they used to, with NO errors

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I also cant play yahoo games due to'JAVA Applet Loading Failure'. I simply want to know which ports to open in the PIX firewall to let the applet load fully? Please help.

Tks

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hi. I can use squid proxy and cilent winXp. I also can WebGames due to ' Java aplliet failure.' what can I do? Help me!!!

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Just put your .class files and .htm files in the same folder. Otherwise the javawebstart has problems and you will get a not inited message.