You will need to create a jsp directory (there may in fact be a specific directory in the moodle php hierarchy for doing just this, but I will have to look in to that) which you can then reference from anywhere in the moodle and put the jsp files in it (just as I believe they are downloaded, in the jsp directory.) Then you will edit your your applet to properly reference the java files. Sorry, this page requires a Java-compatible web browser.īeen a while since I did java sketch pad stuff online but a) JSP does not require that the java files be in the same directory, you simply need to know how to reference them in another directory and b) I do need to move some of the jsp stuff I have - so if you can wait a bit I will try to do you up some instructions. Copyright & copy 1990-2001 by KCP Technologies, Inc. This page uses JavaSketchpad, a World-Wide-Web component of The Geometer's Sketchpad. here is the source for the page i have been trying. setting that needs to changed?Īlso, I uploaded a html file rather than creating one on moodle. My page comes up but with errors like applet failed to initialize. It requires these files (unzipped) in the same directory as the html. can anyone else try this out and see if they can get it to work. I can create and upload the html page and uploaded the applet files as well. I am trying to use this applet on moodle.
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