This has got to be simpler than I am making it. I have looked at many
examples and tutorials and either I am not seeing something, or I am not
understanding what I am seeing.
I am going to try to avoid using Java terms in my description so that I
do not confuse the problem with my misunderstanding of definitions.
I want to have a main driver program that I can use as a basic framework
for the items a user might choose to run. This driver program would
have a few pushbuttons.
When the user presses Button B1 I want stand-alone program P1 to run.
No parameters, no data traveling back and forth.
When the user presses Button B2 I want stand-alone program P2 to run.
No parameters, no data traveling back and forth,
Possibly, P2 would require other programs to run, with parameters, but
thats for when I am a tad smarter.
So, I have figured out how to use the click handler, and when P1 is
pressed I can write a Window.alert("Bingo"). It would seem to me that
there must be a simple way (a single line of code?) to run program P1,
but I can't make it work.
I find plenty of examples where P1 is a part of the main panel, but I am
trying to not tie them together that way.
Any ideas would be welcome.
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