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Important Note:

If you want to use this demo with Netscape 4, then please move the
file Client.java.old to Client.java and recompile.

Client.java.old contains an applet that does not make use of the
"ActionListener" class. The ActionListener class is part of Java
1.1. However, Netscape 4 is only partially compatibile with Java 1.1,
and does not fully support the ActionListener class.
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For a detailed description of this example, please have a look at the
"Getting started" section of the ORBacus manual.


Unix
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To start this demo, first run the server with:

CLASSPATH=../../lib:classes:$CLASSPATH java hello.Server

Or you can start the TIE server using:

CLASSPATH=../../lib:classes:$CLASSPATH java hello.Server_tie

Start the client with:

CLASSPATH=../../lib:classes:$CLASSPATH java hello.Client


Windows
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To start this demo, first run the server with:

set CLASSPATH=..\..\lib;classes;%CLASSPATH%
java hello.Server

Or you can start the TIE server using:

set CLASSPATH=..\..\lib;classes;%CLASSPATH%
java hello.Server_tie

Start the client with:

set CLASSPATH=..\..\lib;classes;%CLASSPATH%
java hello.Client

If you use the Microsoft Visual J++, use the command "jview" instead
of "java".


Applet
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The client can also be run as an applet with the "appletviewer" tool.
The server automatically generates the file "Hello.html".

Under Unix, you can run the client with:

CLASSPATH=../../lib:classes:$CLASSPATH appletviewer Hello.html

Under Windows, use:

set CLASSPATH=..\..\lib;classes;%CLASSPATH%
appletviewer Hello.html


Netscape
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In order to use this applet in Netscape, the Hello.html file must be
loaded from a Web server. If you load the file from the local filesystem,
Netscape will raise a SecurityException when the applet attempts to
contact the server.

Note that the Hello server must be running on the same host as the Web
server.
