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For the attention of sybe...<br />
Many, many thanks for a very precise answer. I have one further question.<br />
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Where do I get the Netscape.javascript class which is imported into the Applet.<br />
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Thanks again<br />

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For the attention of sybe...
Many, many thanks for a very precise answer. I have one further question.

Where do I get the Netscape.javascript class which is imported into the Applet.

Thanks again


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If you have netscape (3+) installed, you should add the path to the netscape java classes into the CLASSLIB environment variable.<br />
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You can easily view the netscape classes by making a copy of it and renaming that copy to *.zip. Then you can open it using winzip.<br />
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If you have MSIE4 installed you will find it under one of the directories of C:\windows\java.<br />
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If you have found the right zip containing JSObject.class then add it to the CLASSLIB environmental variable:<br />
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something like:<br />
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CLASSLIB = C:\JDK\LIB\CLASSES.ZIP;C:\<wbr />NETSCAPE\N<wbr />AVIGATOR\P<wbr />ROGRAM\JAV<wbr />A\CLASSES\<wbr />java_30<br />
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If you have netscape (3+) installed, you should add the path to the netscape java classes into the CLASSLIB environment variable.

You can easily view the netscape classes by making a copy of it and renaming that copy to *.zip. Then you can open it using winzip.

If you have MSIE4 installed you will find it under one of the directories of C:\windows\java.

If you have found the right zip containing JSObject.class then add it to the CLASSLIB environmental variable:


something like:

CLASSLIB = C:\JDK\LIB\CLASSES.ZIP;C:\NETSCAPE\NAVIGATOR\PROGRAM\JAVA\CLASSES\java_30




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sorry, CLASSLIB should be CLASSPATH<br />

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I want to create a slider in java which can be used to pass a value to a javascript function located on the same page at the Applet.<br />
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Is this possible, and if so how.
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I want to create a slider in java which can be used to pass a value to a javascript function located on the same page at the Applet.

Is this possible, and if so how.

Passing a value toJavaScript

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.