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Applets
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and the HTML needs to have MAYSCRIPT enabled.
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Integre Technical Publishing
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Here's the API:
It's small enough that you could include it in your JAR if you'd like. But most users will even have it on
their systems.
It says "Netscape," but I know that IE understands it fine.
--
Greg Faron
Integre Technical Publishing
Q: Is it possible to run an Applet inside a JAVA application?
Answer: An applet is just another class that can be instantiated:
Applet myApplet = new MyApplet();
where MyApplet is the name of the applet class that you have written and then added to a container of
some kind
myFrame.add(myApplet);
..but you need explicitly call the init() method that a browser would normally call "behind the scenes":
myApplet.init();
-artntek
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