Remove applet functionality #62
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jewellgm
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| if (Debug.debugging("corba")) { | ||
| System.out.println("CORBAManager: initializing applet"); | ||
| } | ||
| return ORB.init(Environment.getApplet(), Environment.getProperties()); |
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Note that the ORB class has references to an Applet. Attempting to use CORBASupport will result in a NoClassDefFoundError at runtime. Hopefully there will be updated CORBA releases that remove the Applet references.
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Resolves #61. Removes references and code to applets, which will allow OpenMap to execute in java environments where the Applet API has been removed. Also fixes a few build issues for Windows environments and more recent JDKs.