macOS XCode and uploading JApplet

[Benoize]

Hello,

My first post here.
I have written a JApplet using Xcode and had a great time doing it. Wonderful development environment (IMHO).
But when uploading my Applet I was confounded by the multitude of class files. So I just decided to upload the whole project.
But all I see now is a very early version of my Applet (written about a week ago). Where ha my state of the art Japplet gone. When I click on the applet viewer I can see the correct version.

Any ideas (quickly??)

Thanks in advance!
Benoit

 

[toddburch]

Could you perhaps have uploaded the Debug folder contents, but you've been building your awesome JApplet in "Release" mode? If so, upload your Release folder contents instead.

Todd (assuming a Java applet project using the same Debug/Release folder scheme that a c/c++ project would use)

 

[Benoize]

Could you perhaps have uploaded the Debug folder contents, but you've been building your awesome JApplet in "Release" mode? If so, upload your Release folder contents instead.

Todd (assuming a Java applet project using the same Debug/Release folder scheme that a c/c++ project would use)

Thanks, tried that, but to no avail. I rewrote/imported the whole thing in a new project, compiled and that seemed to work....
But now i have another problem. The Japplet I wrote was one that used params fed by an html form. XCode has now packaged everything into a Jar file that is directed by a mysterious file that is fed by the applet tag containing a param of it's own...
How do I feed this jar file my params??

 

[toddburch]

Sorry, can't help. All the applet code and packaging I've done has been by hand. (with no mysterious files!)