Anfy Java and NOF4 - Net Objects Fusion

Scott -

Once you know where the applet expects the files to live, you can
actually put them there using NOF's Publish View:

* Add the files to the Assets List
- Select "New File Asset" from the "Assets" menu
- Point NOF to the file
- Make sure the "Always Publish" checkbox is checked
* Put the file where it needs to be relative to the HTML page the
Applet code is on
- Go to the Publish View
- Drag and drop the files in the appropriate folder


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Matthew Legare
NetObjects Technical Support



Scott Valentine wrote:
>
> I would normally not have a problem with this approach, but the Anfy applets are
> generated via a wizard (I have no idea if this is the norm; they seemed to enjoy
> pointing out how easily the applets are to customize). Additionally, there are
> quite a few parameters to take care of, so many in some cases that I would be
> afraid of leaving some out or making dumb typing errors. The method I am using
> so far is to generate the code within an HTML doc (done automatically via the
> wizard), then import the HTML to an NOF layout. This seems to correctly
> interpret the java script and lists all the parameters. However, upon reading
> the "Reverse Engineering Java" article that Matthew Legare (thanks!!) pointed to
> on the Workbench, I think the solution may be to dig around in the code and find
> out where it expects the images to sit. As a refresher, I can get the applet to
> appear, but it tells me that it can't find the image it's supposed to be acting
> on, irrespective of the fact that the image is sitting in the same directory as
> the applet.
>
> Thanks,
> Scott
>
> brandon wrote:
>
> > Scott,
> >
> > The way I usually install applets is to use the java tool and then set the
> > parameters manually... I'm not sure how Anfy does it but I'm assuming they
> > may have some configuration file to list the parmaters for the applets, and
> > that's also where I specify the images being used.
> >