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&gt; all the components inside it apprear not in the correct locations as supposed to be<br />
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fix your applet code :)
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> all the components inside it apprear not in the correct locations as supposed to be

fix your applet code :)

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how about fixing the layouts?<br />
and adding to these layouts the desired components.
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how about fixing the layouts?
and adding to these layouts the desired components.

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sounds like you have not packed the components of your 2nd applet, agree with heyhey check 2nd applet code
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sounds like you have not packed the components of your 2nd applet, agree with heyhey check 2nd applet code

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Hi All,<br />
I have an applet that when pressing on a button in it i call another applet using: <br />
myApplet.getAppletContext(<wbr />).showDocu<wbr />ment(URL url, String target) method.<br />
The problem is when i open the second applet in a new window and try to maximize this window all the components inside it apprear not in the correct locations as supposed to be, so i need to refresh to get to the correct dispplay!<br />
How can i call this applet using the showDocument method in a new window that already maximized?<br />
Any comment will be very helpful..<br />
thanx in advance..<br />
samjav
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Hi All,
I have an applet that when pressing on a button in it i call another applet using: 
myApplet.getAppletContext().showDocument(URL url, String target) method.
The problem is when i open the second applet in a new window and try to maximize this window all the components inside it apprear not in the correct locations as supposed to be, so i need to refresh to get to the correct dispplay!
How can i call this applet using the showDocument method in a new window that already maximized?
Any comment will be very helpful..
thanx in advance..
samjav

Applet Problem?

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.