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Applet Problems: Layout of components and running applet in brower.

Asked by theta in Java Programming Language, New to Java Programming

Hi,

I have written a small application which displays *.jpg files and allows to go to 'Preveious' and 'Next' image using buttons. When I converted the application in an Applet and ran it, the image size became very small like 4x4 pixels and the button which were supposed to be at the bottom, moved to the top. Is this a layout issue? How can I fix it?

Also I am able to run the applet only using the 'AppletViewer', when I ran it under NetScape or IE, the image comes as gray block on the web page. The class files are in the same directory where I have my html file.

Note: In my code I am using two separate panels, one for the image and the other for the buttons. ImagePanel is using the default layout, which is the FlowLayout and I am using GridBagLayout for the buttonPanel.

Thanks.
Theta.

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