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Java file not loading #1

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RaphiePS opened this issue Nov 12, 2011 · 6 comments
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Java file not loading #1

RaphiePS opened this issue Nov 12, 2011 · 6 comments

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@RaphiePS
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On Mac OSX Lion in Chrome 15, when I open up "index.html," the page content doesn't load and in the console it complains that it can't find "/midibridge-js/net.abumarkub.midi.applet.MidiApplet."

@abudaan
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abudaan commented Nov 13, 2011

Which index.html file do you mean? Have you tested my online examples?

I have tested on Lion and Chrome 15 and it works like it should. You can ignore the message in the console: this message appears even if the applet is loaded.

@RaphiePS
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The file included in the repo. Your online examples worked pretty well. Thanks for the assistance! (not sarcasm)

@abudaan
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abudaan commented Nov 13, 2011

The index.html in the repo is the most minimal implementation of the midibridge.

The page just shows a grey area, but if you had a midikeyboard connected to you computer before you launched the page, you should see midi messages being displayed on the page when you play some notes.

I have put the online examples in a zip on the server; the patchpanel example is a good starting point i think. The flash example only runs from a webserver.

You can download the zip from here:

http://abumarkub.net/midibridge/examples/examples-midibridge.zip

@forresto
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I'm getting the same error in Chrome. But it works in Firefox. Maybe it is how Java applets are embedded in WebKit?

Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) http://abumarkub.net/midibridge/examples/soundfont64/net.abumarkub.midi.applet.MidiApplet

(This is with the http://abumarkub.net/midibridge/examples/soundfont64/ example.)

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abudaan commented Feb 18, 2012

Yes, may be it is the classpath in the code parameter of the object tag that causes the error.

I haven't find a solution for this yet.

Though despite the error message, It should work in Chrome (and Safari) all the same.

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abudaan commented Apr 17, 2012

I have fixed this issue by embedding the applet with the deprecated tag.

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