To fit in with the existing structure of my Web site, I'd like to put the Player applet files in a non-default location. In the HTML file generated by the Web deployment procedure, I changed all occurrences of 'lucid_player/' to '../lplayer'. The key works, but it can't find the Help file - it still looks in the folder specified by 'lucid_player/'. I suggest that the program should look for the Help file in a location relative to the location of the .jar files.

At the moment we use the codebase to determine the location of the help folder.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'codebase', as that parameter doesn't appear in the HTML file used to start the key. I assume you mean the 'archive' parameter, which specifies the location of the applet.

I agree that this parameter should also determine the location of the help file. The problem is that it doesn't. The location of the help file is currently

lucid_player/help/default.htm

relative to the HTML file used to start the key. It should be

help\default.htm

relative to the folder containing the jar files.

... you will be able to share one applet jar/help copy between multiple keys

That's what I'm trying to do, but the default Lucid folder structure is inconsistent with the structure of my existing Web site. By setting the 'archive' and 'key' parameters, I can share the applet jar files and access the key. The only problem is the location of the help files.

Your test file contains a 'codebase' parameter, but the file generated by the current Builder (3.5.2 07282010) doesn't contain this parameter (as I mentioned above).