MQSeries.net :: View topic - Java Client running as an Applet. Need help.

gpklos

I have developed an MQ client that I wish to put on an intranet server, so that employees can do a proof of concept. I having a problem getting it to run as an applet. It can't find the classes. I want it to work so that whoever clicks on the link to it doesn't have to have java or the classes on their machine, only the browser. I've read you can do this by putting the classes on the server and when the person clicks on the link the classes will get downloaded with the applet. I did exactly what the book said to do. I copied com.ibm.mq.jar into the directory where the applet is located and "unzipped" it, creating the directory structure com/ibm/mq/...
My applet still doesn't find the classes no matter what I do. I'm really confused. It is a very basic mq client. BTW, it is on a windows 2000 platform. Any ideas?

Also one other question. Since I'm running as a client / applet, supposedly I can only access queues that reside on the server where the applet was loaded from. Is this true? Is there anyway around this?

Thanks!
Any help would really be appreciated.

Gary