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Re: Reg. Problem loading SWING Applet using Netscape Navigator 4.6

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Subject: Re: Reg. Problem loading SWING Applet using Netscape Navigator 4.6
From: Atul Mehta <atulm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2000 22:08:44 +0530
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> I think the problem might be with the classpath. How can I fix the problem?
> By the way I want to know, where the swing classes would reside. One of my
> friend says that, java 1.2 ships without swing classes. Is it true. I am
> totally frustrated am in need of it Quickly. Anyone please help me.

Hi,
	I think that the prob. lies with Netscape. If u are using the JDK
provided by PCQ (back in Nov. '99) then Swing classes are _definitely_
included in the distro. Just try running ur applet using
appletviewer. This way u can know if there are any bugs in ur app. 
	btw Netscape sucks.. sucks real hard :-(

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