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Console Ouput in Applet.

 
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Hi,

if i am trying applet in html, where can i see the console output of that class.

I tried to see the applet in html, but i am not able to, i just see a black image in the mentioned area.

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Bennet.
 
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If you bring up the Java Console you should be able to see any messages logged there by the Applet.

The black image thing though sounds a bit like you don't have a JRE installed.
 
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If you bring up the Java Console you should be able to see any messages logged there by the Applet.


what is this mean, how to make bring the java console, when i am trying to see the applet in html.

I didn't understand this.

let me tell you what i did, i tried the applet program in netbean and tried running. i can see the execution in applet viewer properly.

netbeans automatically creates a html file for the applet program, if i open that, i am not able to see the applet in that html file.

if i am wrong, please correct me and thank you very much for your reply.

Thanks,
Bennet
 
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Look at the settings for Java on your machine (in Windows - Control Panel>Java). Set the "Show console" option and it should appear whenever an Applet is run. You can configure logging levels there.
 
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Hi Paul Sturrock,

Thank you for guiding, it worked.

 
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