Re: Need help with Load time
Date: Tue, 9 Nov 1999 13:59:46 +0100
Message-ID: <809694$sto$1_at_readme.inode.at>
(1) Open the Java COnsole in Netscape and type in ? or l - this will enable class capturing and thus you can see what class files are currently being loaded and where maybe the whole process is getting stuck.
(2) try to (pre-) load in a Thread - like indicate in the following code fragment.
final class LadeThread extends Thread {
private int requestedWidth = 500;
private int requestedHeight = 300;
// Fully qualify the classnames - including the package names // else you get the "Class not found");
private String klassen[] = {
"AMAConst",
"TabPanel",
"pkg1.class1",
"pkg1.class2",
"pkg1.class3",
"pkg1.class4",
"pkg1.class5",
...
};
public void run() {
ladeKlassen (klassen);
public void start() {
super.start();
}
// lade aus Performancegründen der Reihe nach diverse Klassen in einem eigenen Thread !!!
public void ladeKlassen (String[] klassen) {
for (int i=0; i < klassen.length; i++) { appendText ("Lade nun die Klasse: " + klassen[i] + "\n" ); try { Class.forName(klassen[i]); } catch (ClassNotFoundException e1) { System.out.println("Klasse " + klassen[i] + " konnte nicht geladen werden" + e1.toString()); } }
}
hope it helps, reinhard
Ryan <ryanrich[NOSPAM]_at_flash.net> wrote in message
news:1oLV3.3383$OQ.497838_at_news.flash.net...
> I am creating a simple applet in Oracle JDeveloper 2.0. I am using the
> InfoBus form to model a little talbe in Oracle 8i. Just a few records
exist
> in this table. When I run it inside JDeveloper it works great and fairly
> quickly but when I run it through a browser under Apache web server it
just
> sits there 'Loading Java Applet' F O R E V E R and I dont know if it will
> ever load. Why is this taking so long? I am not getting any errors.
Machine
> is P2400 128MB RAM NT4 SP4. > > Any help would be greatlyt appreciated! > > Ryan > >Received on Tue Nov 09 1999 - 13:59:46 CET