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I ve Got a big Problem..
Im just starting to work with applets
Im strating an applet and in the public synchronized void init() i generate a JFrame.
After That i try to show the JFrame with
framename.show .
But it doesnt work.
Whats the Problem. is it not possible to start a Frema in a Applet??
 
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hi Masi,
1. what do you get as error?
2. do you know how to use Java Console to look for exceptions if there were any? if you know then please let us know what u get in there..
it shouldn't be a problem popping a frame from an applet..
regards
maulin.
 
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Hi Masi,
Does this help you?
(Tested using Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 with the java plug-in version 1.4.1_02 on Windows XP)

Good Luck,
Avi.
 
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"Masi Man"
We're a very international community here, so I apologize if that's your real name. We try to be professional around here, though, so we discourage the use of "handles".
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