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    <p>I'm trying to put an applet into a Google site (Because Domain hosting costs money). I've got that working, it is in the site. Now, I'm completely new to this, and my question is why doesn't my applet work?</p> <p>The first thing I tried was uploading all the files to Google drive and accessing them there (My applet accesses multiple text files [ONLY READS, DOESN'T WRITE]) but that gave me a magic number error because FTP was ASCII which makes the class file all stupid, or so I've researched.</p> <p>Okay, so I got a website that hosts files and it chooses the FTP (it automatically did Binary for my class files and ASCII for my text files) this made it better, but apparently unsigned applets can't access files other than the class file (I think).</p> <p>So, I made a .jar for my applet using <code>jar cvf [jar name].jar [blah blah blah, class files I need and text files I need]</code></p> <p>I uploaded it to my file hosting site, and alas - Magic number error! 2 something something a lot of numbers. at this point, my HTML code looked like this:</p> <pre><code>&lt;applet codebase = "[URL for jar file]" archive = "[jar file].jar" code = "[class file].class" width = ### height = ###&gt; &lt;/applet&gt; </code></pre> <p>paranoid that the site's FTP client was messing with my jar, I used FileZilla to upload to my server (an I selected the binary transfer type), which still resulted in a magic number error specifically 1347093252, which is the start of a zip file I believe (If it helps, when I click on the link for this file, it does in fact download).</p> <p>I've probably done something stupid, but I would like to reiterate that I'm completely new at this.</p> <p>If anyone could help, that would be awesome;</p> <p>Thing's I already tried: Clearing my java cache and loading the applet (from here on, assume all the thing listed end with "and loading the applet"), clearing it again, closing my browser, clearing my java cache, clearing my cache - closing my browser - clearing my cache, reloading, changing computers, changing internet connections, changing computers and internet connections.</p>
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    1. COHave you tried just putting your class files into a .zip file and renaming it whatever.jar ? A jar file is essentially just a .zip file and if you don't need it to be signed then why not try?
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    2. COI thought that an unsigned applet could not access any files other than the class files that it uses? When I tried having all my files separate (class1, class2, text2, text2) I kept getting permission errors even when I set file permissions (through the hosting site) to all permissions for everyone (Read, write, execute, anything) - It just kept saying that it could not access the file (which was in the same codebase and everything).
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    3. COAn unsigned applet can operate outside of the security sandbox if you launch it using JNLP
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