I wrote an applet, which needs to rece开发者_如何学编程ive mouse events from the user. The problem is - it works for all other browsers, but in Opera it receives only mouse wheel events and mouse pres
I am using an applet deployed through JWS (Java Web Start). This applet has some native functionality included: JNA. User32, Kernel32 and Gdi32. When I launch the applet through JWS, I get the followi
This is the code i\'m currently using: (note - %s is replaced on the server side) <!--[if !IE]>-->
I\'ve seen many tutorials, but none of them have worked in my case, I think it is because I\'m using a .jar instead of an .class and in that .jar, I have more than just one Java class.
In prior versions of IE and in Firefox, I am able to call methodFoo in JavaScript from my Java Applet running on the same page.In IE9, this no longer works.Is there some additional step, or a differen
is there an easy way to disable double buffering in a java applet if necessary? I have a java applet that displays and animates a musical score so I needed it double buffered. However for teaching pur
Here is my applet: <applet id=\"MyApplet\" code=\"com.my.MyApplet\" archive=\"my.jar\" myscript> </applet>
I\'m trying to embed my java applet using the object tag in html. While trying to research how to accomplish this task I came across this SO post.
I have a theory as to why I have the following problem, but I can\'t find any documentation proving my theory one way or another so I\'d like some advice.
For a Facebook iframe app, we load a file browser Java applet. This works fine in all major browsers on PC, and Firefox on the Mac. It also loads fine outside of an iframe in Safari on the Mac.
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