Help with JavaCam.class please!

Hi,

Could someone pleasse help me with this probably very basic problem. I am
getting no image showing on my web page while trying to use the
JavaCam.class (I just get an outline box containing a red cross).

The entire HTML of the page is:

html
head
titleTest/title
/head
body

applet codebase= "http://www.jpacsoft.com/" code="JavaCam.class"
width="320" height="240"
param name="url" value="http://www.jpacsoft.com/cam_1.jpg" /
param name="interval" value="5" /
/applet

/body
/html

and the page itself is he http://www.jpacsoft.com/webcam9.html

I've got "JavaCam.class" in the root directory
(http://www.jpacsoft.com/JavaCam.class)

The image file URL is fine and I am really stumped as to what is wrong;
something very simple I am guessing, as I am new to this.

Very many thanks in advance for your kind help.

--
Jim

Could someone pleasse help me with this probably very basic problem. I am
getting no image showing on my web page while trying to use the
JavaCam.class (I just get an outline box containing a red cross).

The entire HTML of the page is:

html
head
titleTest/title
/head
body

applet codebase= "http://www.jpacsoft.com/" code="JavaCam.class"
width="320" height="240"
param name="url" value="http://www.jpacsoft.com/cam_1.jpg" /
param name="interval" value="5" /
/applet

/body
/html

and the page itself is he http://www.jpacsoft.com/webcam9.html

I've got "JavaCam.class" in the root directory
(http://www.jpacsoft.com/JavaCam.class)

The image file URL is fine and I am really stumped as to what is wrong;
something very simple I am guessing, as I am new to this.


Hi Jim,

The Java applet is loading fine for me (I do not get the red cross), and I
see the message 'Applet JavaCam started' in my IE bottom bar.
However, it's NOT showing the cam_1.jpg.

When I go direct to the cam_1.jpg, I do see it!

Not sure what is wrong, but the applet is loading fine for me!

Noel

"Noël" wrote in message
...


Could someone pleasse help me with this probably very basic problem. I am
getting no image showing on my web page while trying to use the
JavaCam.class (I just get an outline box containing a red cross).

snip

Hi Jim,

The Java applet is loading fine for me (I do not get the red cross), and I
see the message 'Applet JavaCam started' in my IE bottom bar.
However, it's NOT showing the cam_1.jpg.

When I go direct to the cam_1.jpg, I do see it!

Not sure what is wrong, but the applet is loading fine for me!

Noel

Hi Noël,

Very many thanks for your post. Really useful diagnostics - the applet might
point to something up with my PC perhaps. But still weird about the
cam_1.jpg not appearing in the applet though - I had turned off the FTP
updates (just turned them on again now, in case the applet doesn't like a
stationary image? Clutching at straws tbh

Thanks again! Any more assistance greatly received!

--
Jim

snip

Hi Jim,

The Java applet is loading fine for me (I do not get the red cross), and
I see the message 'Applet JavaCam started' in my IE bottom bar.
However, it's NOT showing the cam_1.jpg.

When I go direct to the cam_1.jpg, I do see it!

Not sure what is wrong, but the applet is loading fine for me!

Noel


As a follow up, I've now got exactly the same as Noel reported - "Applet
JavaCam started" in status bar, but no image showing on the page
http://www.jpacsoft.com/webcam9.html even though the image is fine if
accessed directly: http://www.jpacsoft.com/cam_1.jpg

If anyone could please suggest a solution or what might be happening, I
would be extremely grateful. Many thanks.

--
Jim

maybe


html head
titlethatcam/title
/head
body

applet codebase="http://www.jpacsoft.com/" code="JavaCam.class"
width="320" height="240"
param name="url" value="http://www.jpacsoft.com/cam_1.jpg"
param name="interval" value="5"
/applet

/body
/html

"bumtracks" wrote in message
news:4zSYf.47735$Fc.18059@trnddc08...
maybe


html head
titlethatcam/title
/head
body

applet codebase="http://www.jpacsoft.com/" code="JavaCam.class"
width="320" height="240"
param name="url" value="http://www.jpacsoft.com/cam_1.jpg"
param name="interval" value="5"
/applet

/body
/html

Thanks for the suggestion!

For the archives it is now sorted. It turned out to be a mismatching set of
JavaCam.class, JavaCam.java, and JavaCam.zip files.

--
Jim