[ultrapod]

well, this is puzzling me - i use project builder to create a new project using the default applet stationery, and i can't get it to run!

when hit run, i get:
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I/O exception while reading: /example1.html (No such file or directory)
Make sure that example1.html is a file and is readable.

appletviewer has exited with status 1.
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default java *application* stationery works fine, as does compilation for both java applets and applications, so all the regular java bits seem to be doing what they're supposed to. oh, yeah, "example1.html" exists and is in the same folder as the project file. i'm sure it's something really silly, but....

[Apocalypse]

This is just a shot in the dark so bear with me but it sounds as though the problem is just a problem with the project path. Based on the error that is the only thing that I can think of. I have noticed that during the setup for a new project you have to hit enter before the finish button when it is creating the directory. I have never finished without hitting enter so I am not sure if this could be the cause. See what happens if you copy this Example1.html into the directory of the last project you were writing before this and into the parent directory of the one you are using now.
That probably isn't much help but you never know.

Sorry I coudn't be any more help,
Jeff.

[ultrapod]

yeah, i've noticed that, too - that's a pretty good idea, but that wasn't the case this time. Console.app was reporting an error that was saying something to the effect that "example1.html" was a directory, not a file. i had a power outage here, and the fsck that runs after a hard reboot seems to have fixed it, which leads me to believe that it was some kind of directory corruption. applet stationery is running fine for me, now. woo!

thanks for your suggestion...
-k