Maneesh Godbole wrote:It's an error about ObjectInputStream which your source code (as per the screen shot) does not even use! That's the reason I had initially suggested a clean build.
If your project is only a single class, can you try deleting the whole project and start fresh?
Paul Clapham wrote:In the past I've found that those errors occur in Eclipse when the JVM configured for the project points to something which doesn't exist any more.
Henry Wong wrote:
Himalaya Kaushik wrote:
but i am getting the error" the type java.io.ObjectInputStream cannot be resolved to a type. It is indirectly refrenced from .class file."
i am trying to create an applet skeleton.
so that i get a pop up. but am not getting what's wrong.
Henry
Henry Wong wrote:Welcome to the ranch.
There isn't an ObjectInputStream anywhere in your code (or your post).
Henry
thanks for a warm welcome!
but i am getting the error" the type java.io.ObjectInputStream cannot be resolved to a type. It is indirectly refrenced from .class file."