Are certain type of Java Applet.class's not allowed in Win 2003 Server

[PC Freak]

We loaded 2003 Web server on a month or so ago and migrated our websites from the old server to the new. We host a great deal of Real Estate sites and now the Virtual Tours don't work.
When you try to access the tour it never loads and if you look at the Java Console window you see a line that says:
class EggApplet.class not found.
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: EggApplet.class

Egg Solutions was our solution for creating 360 tours of real estate.

I'm thinking that Egg Solutions is going under and Sun is pulling support for it in new releases of it's java software.
I could really use some help on this one if the above guess isn't correct.

The App is running on the Server when someone views a tour so we know that the problem is there. We have tried everthing we know of.

Any thoughts?

 

[spyordie007]

yes I'm sure it's possible.

I believe the error you are recieving indicates that it cannot find the eggapplet.class file so I would start by double-checking it.

If you still have problems zip up the contents of one of the sites (preferably a smaller one) and stick it somewhere I can get to; I'll give it a shot on one of my 2k3 IIS boxes.

-Erik

 

[MrChad]

Out of the box, IIS 6.0 is configured not to serve unknown MIME types. If it doesn't recognize .class as a valid extension, it may not be serving up the file at all. Verify that the .class extension is allowed. There is more information about this in this KB article.