DHTL and Java

I am trying to use the DHTML which calls a .js script on my server, which is
running Apache server on Windows NT4 OS behind a linksys router. The script
works fine for me when I view the page in my web browser from my hard drive.
The script does not work or even appear when I view the page when it is
being served by Apache web server. My question is, could this problem be due
to settings in my httpd.conf file and if so, what lines could I add to the
httpd.conf to allow the script to work properly?


Note: I have checked all the error log and there is nothing there. I set
router to DMZ on the servers IP also.
Internet Explorer error on bottom of the browser reads error: "Error access
is denied"

Thanks in advance
Blnukem

Blnukem wrote:

  > I am trying to use the DHTML which calls a .js script on my server,
which is
  > running Apache server on Windows NT4 OS behind a linksys router. The
script
  > works fine for me when I view the page in my web browser from my hard
drive.
  > The script does not work or even appear when I view the page when it is
  > being served by Apache web server. My question is, could this problem
be due
  > to settings in my httpd.conf file and if so, what lines could I add
to the
  > httpd.conf to allow the script to work properly?


It is highly unlikely that this problem has anything to do with your
httpd/router/DMZ setup. Right-Click and 'View Source' on your browser.
Find out how your script is sourced. <script language="javascript"
src="/js/test.js"> for example. Type in the value of the src attribute
next to the hostname ( here, it would be
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://myserver.mydomain.com/js/test.js" target="_blank">http://myserver.mydomain.com/js/test.js</a> ). If it works from your
localhost, but not anywhere else, there may by something in the src
attribute that is specific to your localhost enviroment. ( as in
localhost/js/test.js or 127.0.0.1/js/test.js )

Find out what the server says. Move the js file around OR change your
src attribute to point to the where the file is OR give it access
permissions so your browser can request for the script and retrieve it
successfully from the server.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->