Technical Q&A Java 04 - Using .zip and .jar Files With Applets (22-February-1999) Q: Normally, when you run an applet, you have several class files, and an html file that calls your main class like this: <APPLET CODE="MyMainClass.class" WIDTH=200 HEIGHT=200>< /APPLET> What if I want to have all my classes in a .jar or .zip file? If this is possible, what html code do I now use to call the applet? A: To load your applet classes from a .jar or .zip file, you need to use the " ARCHIVE" tag in your applet statement. An example of this would be: <APPLET ARCHIVE="classes.jar" CODE="MyMainClass.class" WIDTH=200 HEIGHT=200>< /APPLET> where "classes.jar" would be the name of your .jar or .zip file containing the "MyMainClass.class" and its supporting class files. -- Levi Brown Worldwide Developer Technical Support Technical Q&As | Contents Previous Question | Next Question To contact us, please use the Contact Us page.

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