Shahab041300
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Displaying Applets
I have a problem with displaying large applets on IE Browser(ver 5.00) which have almost an A4 page size!
The problem occurs whenever I wanna scroll the window. It is both very slow in displaying the scrolled page and in refreshing while to be scrolled. A few lines get overlapped, some are hidden , and some are distorted while scrolling using the bar!
My PC is equipped by 64 MB of RAM,Win98,
IE 5.00 and JBuilder 2.
My applet size is 491 X 730.
TQ
The problem occurs whenever I wanna scroll the window. It is both very slow in displaying the scrolled page and in refreshing while to be scrolled. A few lines get overlapped, some are hidden , and some are distorted while scrolling using the bar!
My PC is equipped by 64 MB of RAM,Win98,
IE 5.00 and JBuilder 2.
My applet size is 491 X 730.
TQ
ASKER
When I am running only IE and there is no JBuilder in memory, 64MB would be higher than U expect for showing an applet smoothly and not refreshing awkwardly. Don't U think the saze of applet matter?
Thanks anyway.
Thanks anyway.
Applet size is secondary matter
RAM is primary
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Unfortunately, it is a natural bug.
Even Microsoft has confirmed this to be bug as Q214780 BUG. You can look at
www.microsoft.com/java/sdk/40/kb/214780.htm
to get more details.
It's obvious that this bug is a speed thing. Repainting takes longer than the scrolling position is valid. I think this will explain the former comments.
If anyone have come across a workaround, that would be very helpful.
Thanks,
Achim
Even Microsoft has confirmed this to be bug as Q214780 BUG. You can look at
www.microsoft.com/java/sdk/40/kb/214780.htm
to get more details.
It's obvious that this bug is a speed thing. Repainting takes longer than the scrolling position is valid. I think this will explain the former comments.
If anyone have come across a workaround, that would be very helpful.
Thanks,
Achim
That's natural.
You can't do any thing.
Except one thing.
128 MB RAM ahs become a standard now.
Since Your system is with 64 MB RAM and
JBUILDER in it, obvioulsyit is slow.
128 MB or more than that is feasible
If U have JBUILDER in that system.
ANother reason is any way applet is slow in execution