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Asked: 2026-05-31T13:38:11+00:00

I’m going to be honest and say that I have never deployed an applet,

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I’m going to be honest and say that I have never deployed an applet, but it seems to be incredibly painful. The <applet code> doesn’t work on chrome so im using the jnlp to hopefully get past this nightmare, but it only seems to add to my migrane. Everything runs fine in eclipse, but when it comes to deployment.. I might be needing a new computer if I can’t figure this out haha.

Started out creating the java jar (jar cvf WebGame.jar bin):
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Then I created the JNLP file that looks like this (named bounce.jnlp):
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I thought I was starting to get somewhere when I created my html file (Bounce.html):
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So I decided to upload everything to test out how it works on chrome:
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It looked like my game was loading on the browser but I ended up getting this:
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So after messing around with it for a couple of hours I’m all like this:

If anyone could help me out I would DEFINITELY appreciate it, (I can’t really afford to buy a new computer at the moment).

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  1. Editorial Team

    I suspect that your StartingPoint class is not actually in the bin package, this is the hint for me:

    java.lang.NoClassDefFoundException: bin/StartingPoint (wrong name StartingPoint)

    This would indicate that your class is in the default package (i.e. has no package declaration at the beginning).

    Try changing your JNLP to 

    main-class="StartingPoint"

    and create your jar file from within the bin directory:

    $ cd Documents/Java/TheBasics/WebGame/bin
$ jar cvf ../WebGame.jar *
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