Where to store .class files on a Web server

Where to store .class files on a Web server

Post by Umberto Millett » Wed, 21 Aug 1996 04:00:00



I'm thinking about the directory structure of our
Web site, and in particular where to place .class
Java files. My plan is to have a common/java that
holds various directories, one per applet.  I want
all these applets to share some packages, held in a
classes directory.  Where do I put this directory,
and will the imports work?  I guess I need help
understanding how CLASSPATH works when downloading
a .class file from a web site.  Obviously it has
the path to the .class file itself, and it will
look for .class files in CODEBASE.  Will it also
look in the directory where the applet is for other  
.class files?
Please help, packages are enough of a pain to
figure out on a local disk, I dread trying to
figure this out...

Please email replies,

many thanks,
Umberto

 
 
 

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