I'll check into timeouts, any idea where they are set?I verified it is due to data length, which could be time related. When the data part of the packet exceeds 256 bytes, it fails. If I simplify my applet class to get it down below 256 bytes (192) it loads. The 256 value makes me think it's a length problem, though it seems odd that the protocol doesn't deal with this. I guess I have more to learn...It did work the other day though and I'm sure the data was over 256 bytes. Very strange.- Steve */Michael McGlothlin <michaelm@xxxxxxxxxxx>/* wrote: Are your timeout values set really low? I know I had an issue similar to this some time back but I can't remember what my fix was. > Didn't know about wget, thanks!. I just downloaded it and tried it: > > wget 192.168.1.159/helloapp.class > > It tried many times without success - here are the last two: > > Retrying. > > --14:04:40-- http://192.168.1.159/helloapp.class > (try:19) => `helloapp.class.19' > Connecting to 192.168.1.159:80... connected. > HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK > Length: 532 [application/octet-stream] > > 0% [ ] 0 --.--K/s > > 14:04:40 (0.00 B/s) - Connection closed at byte 0. Retrying. > > --14:04:40-- http://192.168.1.159/helloapp.class > (try:20) => `helloapp.class.19' > Connecting to 192.168.1.159:80... connected. > HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK > Length: 532 [application/octet-stream] > helloapp.class.19 has sprung into existence. > Giving up. > > - The packets look like the ones I was getting with the html code. It > seems to send back all the info except for the data. > > I can upload other things in the directory. Ahhh - I made a small text > file and named it 'test.class' to see if was a problem with the > extension. That worked, but if I made the file larger - 475 bytes - it > fails. > > So I'm thinking it has a problem with files larger than a few hundred > bytes. Is there a setting for max data length or packet size? > > - Steve > > > > > */Michael McGlothlin /* wrote: > > Can you wget the applet file? > > Apache 2.2.4 on Slax Linux, clients are win 2000 and win 98 with > > Mozilla an IE > > > > I'm trying to get Apache on a Slax Linux machine to serve an > applet to > > a browser on a Windows PC. > > > > The html loads and displays; the applet is a simple 'hello > world' app > > that runs in appletviewer fine. html and class are in the htdocs > > directory. hppd.conf was edited to allow to all. > > > > The PC requests the html, Apache delivers, ack, ack etc. PC > requests > > helloapp.class, Apache responds, but the PC shows errors in Java > > Console and the applet does not run (applet notinited). > > > > errors: > > load:class helloapp not found. > > java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: helloapp > > at ...... > > at ... > > Caused by: java.io.IOException: unexpected EOF > > at ... > > > > The tcp packet returned by Apache is: > > > > 0000 ...v.".....e..E. > > 0010 .t*I@.@........ > > 0020 ..P.(....C"..P. > > 0030 ..xv..HTTP/1.1.2 > > 0040 00.OK..Date:.Thu > > 0050 ,.25.Oct.2007.10 > > 0060 :16:04.GMT..Serv > > 0070 er:.Apache/2.2.4 > > 0080 .(Unix).mod_ssl/ > > 0090 2.2.4.OpenSSL/0. > > 00A0 9.8b.DAV/2..Last > > 00B0 -Modified:.Thu,. > > 00C0 25.Oct.2007.09:5 > > 00D0 8:21.GMT..ETag:. > > 00E0 "220c-214-462de9 > > 00F0 40"..Accept-Rang > > 0100 es:.bytes..Conte > > 0110 nt-Length:.532.. > > 0120 Keep-Alive:.time > > 0130 out=5,.max=100.. > > > > The packet is 372 bytes but it says the Content-Length is 532 > > > > This and the error suggest that the actual applet class is not > being > > included in the packet. > > > > I'm new at this, so it may be something very simple. I did get > it to > > work the other night after adding codebase="." to the part of > > of the html code. But now it's not helping. I feel I must have > changed > > something in the Apache configuration. > > > > I tried searching the archives, but it doesn't seem set up well for > > searching - am I missing a search link somewhere?
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