1. What is Bojangles' big advantage?

2. What do I need to know in order to use Bojangles?

3. Where can I find information on CORBA and Java applet server plug-ins?

4. What do I do if the demonstration applet does not execute?

5. What do I do if I get an HTTP 500 error in the Java console during execution of the demonstration applets?


1. What is Bojangles' big advantage?

Bojangles allows you to have OMG CORBA-based method level access to Java objects, providing finer-grained access to Web server application logic than CGI or NSAPI/ISAPI Web server applications.

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2. What do I need to know in order to use Bojangles?

To use Bojangles you need to be familiar with Netscape Server, object-oriented technology, OMG's (Object Management Group) CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture), Java applets, Java server plug-ins, and HTML.

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3. Where can I find information on CORBA and Java applet server plug-ins?

For information on CORBA specifications, see Chapter 12 of "General Inter-ORB Protocols." For information on Netscape Java applet server plug-ins, see the Netscape ONE Development Environment Vision and Product Roadmap.

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4. What do I do if the demonstration applet does not execute?

Check the Java console by selecting "Show Java Console" from the Navigator Options menu.

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5. What do I do if I get an HTTP 500 error in the Java console during execution of the demonstration applets?

Find the zipped archive, "serv2_0.zip" ("c:/netscape/server/plugins/java/classes/"), and unzip it in the server applets folder ("/netscape/server/plugins/java/applets").

Alternatively, add the location of serv2_0.zip to CLASSPATH in the Web server's autoexec.bat ("CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%"; "c:\netscape\server\plugins\java\classes\serv2_0.zip"). The Web server machine must then be rebooted.

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