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Best you could do probably is to open a pop-up window with JavaScript bearing your applet
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Best you could do probably is to open a pop-up window with JavaScript bearing your applet

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&gt;&gt; but which then continues running even if the user goes to other webpages.<br />
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Then it can't be on the same window. What are you trying to achieve? A pop-up window would work but could cause troubles if there's a pop-up blocker installed on the client.
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>> but which then continues running even if the user goes to other webpages.

Then it can't be on the same window. What are you trying to achieve? A pop-up window would work but could cause troubles if there's a pop-up blocker installed on the client.

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Sorry for getting back late on this. Given whatever was mentioned in the question initially, I think CEHJ's idea holds nothing wrong in it.
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Sorry for getting back late on this. Given whatever was mentioned in the question initially, I think CEHJ's idea holds nothing wrong in it.

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I'd like to create an applet that is loaded when a person comes to my webpage, but which then continues running even if the user goes to other webpages.<br />
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What is the best technique to do this?
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I'd like to create an applet that is loaded when a person comes to my webpage, but which then continues running even if the user goes to other webpages.

What is the best technique to do this?

Creating web-page independent ('persistent') applets

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.