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    JFrame Question

    I have an applet that I want to be able to run as an exectuable jar file. Do I have to convert it to a JFrame application so it has a main method , or can I just place it in a JFrame application somehow, like as an object in a container?
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    i dont think that you can do that
    you can put the buttons and stuff on a panel and
    then use the panel in an Applet or a Frame

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    You should be able to use appletviewer to launch it.

    http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showth...hreadid=279029

    Instead of using a bat, you could probably write a loader class that runs the applet in appletviewer.

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    i'm with drain.. it would be better to launch your applet in appletviewer or a web browser, because these containers know how to perform specific methods like getCodeBase().. if you just add an Applet to a Frame (you can do this because applet extends panel, an in-frame component) i'm not sure what the method calls would return
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