Re: java........400 or java/400

["Luther Ananda Miller" <luther.miller@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I suggest you put lots of debugging statements into your applet to print out
any exceptions that occur, etc., and then look in the Java Console of the
browser you are running in to determine what is going on. I think that JDBC
might not be enabled by default in Netscape, although I do not remember
100%. For netscape there are links at http://developer.netscape.com  and for
microsoft search on Authenticode at MSDN and eventually you will find links
to the java security options for applet signing (if it turns out you need to
sign). By the way which driver are you using? From your first message it
looks like you are using db2 for the driver from the applet. You might want
to try the AS/400 Toolbox for Java JDBC drivers and see if they work.
http://www.as400.ibm.com/toolbox

Also the applet can only make a connection back to the same server it was
downloaded from.

Luther

----- Original Message -----
From: Raghavendra Rao <raghavendra_rao@yahoo.com>
To: <JAVA400-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Thursday, 16 March 2000 18:07
Subject: java........400 or java/400


> Hello all,
> oh, This is getting so irritating, we are on V4R4 and
> all my pgms work like magic on the 400 qsh screen. why
> cant it work on an applet, Are there any security
> features in the browser itself which stop it from
> connecting or is there something i've missed. Does
> anyone have a sample java code for registering the
> driver manager and connecting. Sorry for sounding so
> irrtated, but its really driving me crazy.
> Thanks in advance and thanks for the suggestions,
> unfortunately didnt work,
> Rao


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