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From: Kentor on 7 Dec 2007 00:36
Hello,

I'm trying to run a .aam applet from the web browser but I'm unable to
do so with the embed tag and so on. I am getting an "error loading"
message. Could someone please give me some instructions on how to get
this working or maybe a link to a webpage where they show how to do
this. Thank you

Simon
From: Kentor on 25 Dec 2007 22:28
On Dec 11, 6:48 am, Andrew Thompson <andrewtho...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> On Dec 7, 4:36 pm, Kentor <ken...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> ...
>
> > I'm trying to run a .aam applet from the web browser ..
>
> What 'web browser'? That is a question that is very relevant
> to Java applets, since the behaviour of applets is slightly
> different in just about every version (number or OS) or
> manufacturer of 'web browser' available.
>
> >..but I'm unable to
> > do so with the embed tag ..
>
> 1) It is an 'element' not a 'tag'.
> 2) 'embed' was never a (valid) element anyway, not according
> to any W3C recommendation (HTML 3.2 or 4.01) at least.
> 3) To work correctly for a wide variety of browsers, the embed
> 'element' needs to be enclosed inside an <OBJECT> element.
>
> But.. do your users really want an applet? Or would a
> 'link to launch the app.' be what the end-user needs?
> If the latter, look to Java Web Start (JWS). Here is an
> example.
> <http://www.physci.org/jws/#jtest>
>
> >..and so on. I am getting an "error loading" message.
>
> Note that a link to the applet page or JNLP (JWS)
> launch file that is breaking is also very handy for
> helping solve the problem.
>
> >..Could someone please give me some instructions on how to get
> > this working or maybe a link to a webpage where they show how to do
> > this.
>
> If you would like to discuss applet or JWS
> problems further, it is probably better to do
> so on one of the more Java specific groups,
> such as comp.lang.java.programmer, or
> comp.lang.java.help. I was only made aware
> of this post by a Google alert.
>
> If you decide to post over on the Java groups,
> don't forget to fill in the answers for all the
> questions mentioned above.
>
> --
> Andrew T.
> PhySci.org

Hello,

here's an example http://www.cybered.net/chemistry_demo/default.asp of
what I'm trying to do, click on "demo lesson" and it will load
some .aam file and it will open a new window. How do I do that on my
website with my own .aam file?

Simon
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