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F Smith
Chieftain
Austin, Tx, USA
May 99
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posted May 08, 1999 02:06
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Hi:Please go to this link and tell me if the applet loads for you. It hasn't been optimized for Netscape yet, so IE users will see a cleaner version. Sorry. If you can't hit it, please post here. If you can hit it, please post here! Thx. |
Peter Dobrovka
Chieftain
Germany
May 99
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posted May 08, 1999 16:18
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It works for me using Win95 and IE 4.01Peter ------------------
3DTT - the 3D sequel to Transport Tycoon - demo 4.0 coming soon
Path of Mankind. Turnbased Civ-like game - demo 15 coming soon |
Biggles
Prince
australia
b.02-15-99
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posted May 09, 1999 21:22
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Yes it works. Win95/Int.explorer.
Glad you put up the alt.F4 info. |
Mark_Everson
Clash of Civilizations
Project Lead
Canton, MI, USA
b.02-15-99
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posted May 09, 1999 22:35
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It doesn't work for me with either N4.06 or IE5.0. I got both of the versions as "supported" downloads from the cable company that's my ISP. One thing I'm beginning to suspect is that the friendly cable folks may have done something bizarre. Any suggestions from any web browser jocks out there?I'm Very glad its working for the others... I can always run it locally anyway. -Mark [This message has been edited by Mark_Everson (edited May 09, 1999).] |
Peter Dobrovka
Chieftain
Germany
May 99
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posted May 11, 1999 14:22
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These strange compatibility problems are really annoying, aren't they?
How will you debug and upgrade the program if the versions that run for us do not run
for you and vice versa?Peter ------------------
3DTT - the 3D sequel to Transport Tycoon - demo 4.0 coming soon
Path of Mankind. Turnbased Civ-like game - demo 15 coming soon |
Mark_Everson
Clash of Civilizations
Project Lead
Canton, MI, USA
b.02-15-99
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posted May 11, 1999 14:55
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Yes Peter its really a pain  . I had no idea it would be this twitchy to get the thing to work right on different machines. I think as we gain experience there will be less problems. Debugging is no problem. I can run what F_Smith has if I bring it to my machine and start it up, we already checked that. Its just over the web that it doesn't work. Rather than problems in development, I'm a little concerned about distribution of the final product. However that is still quite some ways away, and I think these things will improve as time goes on.-Mark |
Islandir
Chieftain
United-Kingdom
May 99
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posted May 11, 1999 16:14
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It works for me with NT4/Netscape 4.5 |
F Smith
Chieftain
Austin, Tx, USA
May 99
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posted May 12, 1999 01:08
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Boy, ya'll think these are compatability problems? This is a dream!Imagine if we were to do this the old-fashioned way -- c++ and native calls! Many people wouldn't be able to play it *period*. And you wouldn't be able to view it over the web -- *period*. This is heaven, believe me. We'll work this out. |
JimC
Clash of Civilizations
AI Coding
Birmingham, England
May 99
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posted May 12, 1999 04:59
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Write once, run anywhere?More like write once, debug everywhere... :-) The main problem I've had is with the browser VMs, especially Microsoft (as usual). Getting their latest VM upgrades from the Microsoft web site usually helps. Jim |
F_Smith
Prince
Austin, Tx 78728
May 99
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posted May 12, 1999 13:10
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More like write once, debug everywhere... :-)
hehehe.
Agreed, the prob is certainly related to the VM. Altho it works for him locally, which also may mean it's an HTML/Javascript thing, since I've got some 'cookie' code in there, and some DHTML simple stuff. But wierd, none-the-less. I'd assume that IE5 *has* the latest, greatest Vm, but I could be wrong.
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F_Smith
Prince
Austin, Tx 78728
May 99
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posted May 14, 1999 13:30
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Bump-ski |
LordZarm
Settler
N.J. United States
Mar 99
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posted May 14, 1999 15:13
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Used Netscape and it worked fine. |
Mikael
Chieftain
b.02-15-99
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posted May 14, 1999 16:24
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It was all right with Win98 and IE. |
mca
Chieftain
Odense, Denmark
b.02-15-99
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posted May 14, 1999 19:08
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Seems ok on NS4.5 for Linux. |
F Smith
Chieftain
Austin, Tx, USA
May 99
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posted May 14, 1999 23:16
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Good, good, and great.Glad to know Linux won't be a prob. Anyone have any ideas what Mark's problem might be? |
JimC
Clash of Civilizations
AI Coding
Birmingham, England
May 99
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posted May 15, 1999 12:32
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I wouldn't assume that IE 5.0 has the latest and greatest VM - this is Microsoft we're talking about, remember??They're 'new' technology has never failed to be buggier than their older stuff... Jim |
F Smith
Chieftain
Austin, Tx, USA
May 99
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posted May 15, 1999 13:13
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True.Mark, maybe you should re-install jdk 1.2? |
Blade Runner
Warlord
Belgium
b.02-15-99
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posted May 19, 1999 09:38
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It is work for me. :-) Win95 / Netscape 4.51 and cable modem. Mark try N4.51. I got problems with N4.01, IE4.01 and IE5.0 before. Blade Runner |
pandj
Chieftain
Dresden,TN USA
Mar 99
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posted May 19, 1999 15:57
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It worked for me with Win98 and IE5.1 |
Druid2
Warlord
Dallas,TX
May 99
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posted May 25, 1999 17:01
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Worked for me. Netscape Communicator 4.05 / Win 95b, dialup modem.It ran inside the frame from apolyton, so suggestion: put it in a window of it's own. |
Rebel
Settler
Athens Ohio, USA
May 99
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posted June 03, 1999 21:29
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Ran fine Netscape communicator and win98. |
jacobo
Chieftain
b.02-15-99
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posted June 04, 1999 17:28
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I have netscape 3.0 and win95 and couldn't start the applet because of a "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError" |
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