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When i load a applet into my IE 6 browser i get the error &nbsp;on the status bar:<br />
Start : Applet not initialized<br />
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When i try to see Tools &gt;&nbsp;Sun Java Console.<br />
That does not open up too.<br />
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The Applet works fine in Appletviewer.<br />
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This Applet was created using NetBeans 3.5.1 IDE, that uses JDK 1.4.2.<br />
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Can anyone help me here pls ?<br />
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Do i have to depend on individual users java plugin settings... that looks like a problem to me , as various ppl will have different settings. Isn't it possible that right jdk plugin etc. is automatically downloaded as reqd.<br />
Or does anyone recommend going the java application route with Java Webstart. Do we face similar challenges there ?<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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When i load a applet into my IE 6 browser i get the error  on the status bar:
Start : Applet not initialized

When i try to see Tools > Sun Java Console.
That does not open up too.

The Applet works fine in Appletviewer.

This Applet was created using NetBeans 3.5.1 IDE, that uses JDK 1.4.2.

Can anyone help me here pls ?


Do i have to depend on individual users java plugin settings... that looks like a problem to me , as various ppl will have different settings. Isn't it possible that right jdk plugin etc. is automatically downloaded as reqd.
Or does anyone recommend going the java application route with Java Webstart. Do we face similar challenges there ?

Thanks.


Start : Applet not initialized

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