Using java Applets

Re: Using java Applets

Rick,
By default Microsoft uses an older version of JVM, which is compatible
with JDK 1.1.4 and does not support JSwing. If you are using any Swing
in your applet, MS VM won't be able to interpret that. You will have to
install the latest VM from Sun. On the other hand, if you are using
Netscape, it comes with Java 2 and your applet should work fine.

KB



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Rick wrote:
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>Hi,
>
>I'm having problems with Java applets. I just generated a JApplet (also
>tried normal Applet) in Netbeans which is delivered with the newest JDK.
>When I compile it in Netbeans it seems to work fine. But when I try outside
>Netbeans by opening the html page which is automatically generated I only
>see a gray area where the applet was supposed to be... I tried some other
>example applets on the internet. Some work but also many won't show up. Has
>it something to do with some kind of option / component used in the applet?
>The applet I created was just a JApplet with a Jbutton, a panel and a list.
>I'm using win98 with IExploder 5.5
>
>Greetings,
>Rick
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