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How to use Java Swing applets......
I downloaded the Java 2 plug-in, installed it, and I still can't see Java
applets written in Swing in either Netscape or Internet Explorer. Does anyone
know how to help me; this supposedly good Core Java book doesn't tell me
crap either.
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Re: How to use Java Swing applets......
Hi Bob,
Which version of Netscape or IE are you using? Netscape should be above 4.51
and IE should be 5.0+.
As far as my knowledge is concerned, Java 2 plugin that you have downloaded
might not support certain
components of swings. You can try out your applet using HotJava, which is
pure java browser.
Hetal
"Alligator Bob" <icelake@aol.com> wrote:
>
>I downloaded the Java 2 plug-in, installed it, and I still can't see Java
>applets written in Swing in either Netscape or Internet Explorer. Does
anyone
>know how to help me; this supposedly good Core Java book doesn't tell me
>crap either.
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Re: How to use Java Swing applets......
I have found out that you require to include plug-in link in the HTML file
produced by the HTML
converter.
URL url = new URL("javascript:'" + html + "'");
myapplet.getAppletContext.showDocument(url, "_blank");
where html is any valid string of html tags that does not contain
any '\n',
e.g. <HEAD><TITLE>title</TITLE></HEAD><BODY>Hello!</BODY>
Or else
You can try out your applet using HotJava, which is pure java browser.
Hetal
>"Alligator Bob" <icelake@aol.com> wrote:
>>
>>I downloaded the Java 2 plug-in, installed it, and I still can't see Java
>>applets written in Swing in either Netscape or Internet Explorer. Does
>anyone
>>know how to help me; this supposedly good Core Java book doesn't tell me
>>crap either.
>
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