John
You are testing to see if his Applets work from his server. All you
should need to do is try to run the Applets on a JDK 1.1 compliant
browser. The Java Virtual Machine of the browser will handle the
loading of appropriate classes which the Applet depends upon.
Your friend just needs to make sure he has published the Applet
correctly. For more information on this, please see our on-line
Knowledge Base:
"How Do I Enable My Applet to Work from a Web Server?"
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/devtools.nsf/fe2999d757f269bb852565d3005cc1c8/4f5b695527b335f08825658d00012f3d?OpenDocument
If, however, you want to test the Applets under the JRE, you'll need
to get a hold of his Applet's class file and all of the classes it
depends on. You should just append a path to your classpath which
points to the directory which contains these classes. If you read the
above referenced document, I think you'll have a clear understanding
of what needs to be done.
Chris
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