JAVAX: AppletClassLoader fails to get resource from same JAR as applet code.

AppletClassLoader fails to get resource from same JAR as applet code.

The AppletClassLoader does not retrieve an image resource via its
AppletClassLoader.getResource() method call for the case when the
image resource is contained in the same JAR file where the java
program is.

The test case for this is: javax/tests/dwn/T11

Notice that this test case uses "appletviewer" and hence uses the
AppletCLassLoader.

Type "make all; make run" to run the test. It fails to get the image
resource "sunlogo.gif" by the AppletClassLoader.getResource() method
call.

Here is the contents of the JAR file for test T11.

   490 Wed Feb 11 13:51:32 EST 1998 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
   270 Wed Feb 11 13:48:44 EST 1998 AppType.class
  5159 Wed Feb 11 13:48:46 EST 1998 T11.class
   473 Wed Feb 11 13:48:44 EST 1998 T11Frame$1.class
   965 Wed Feb 11 13:48:44 EST 1998 T11Frame.class
     0 Wed Feb 11 13:48:46 EST 1998 images/
     0 Wed Feb 11 13:48:46 EST 1998 images/SCCS/
  3027 Wed Feb 11 13:48:46 EST 1998 images/SCCS/s.sunlogo.gif
  1962 Wed Feb 11 13:48:46 EST 1998 images/sunlogo.gif

Here is the manifest file as part of the above JAR.

Manifest-Version: 1.0
Main-Class: T11
Class-Path: ext/e1/e1.jar ext/e2/e2.jar

The AppletClassLoader should retreive the image "images/sunlogo.gif" from
the JAR file using AppletClassLoader.getResource("images/sunlogo.gif") but
it does not.

On another note this same test works when using the "java" interpreter
instead of "appletviewer". Check out test case "javax/tests/dwn/T10"
which is the same test but uses the "java" interpreter which uses
URLClassLoader which PASSES. So thus URLClassLoader does retrieve the
image resource from the JAR file while AppletClassLoader does not.