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| -----Original Message-----
| From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Behalf Of James Manning
| Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 1:18 PM
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| Out of curiosity, how can you tell you're getting multiple instances?
I print debug to stdOut. I can see the new/refreshed applet's init() run. I
check static variables and they are in default states. Here's a big one : I
also make a JNI call to a DLL that I download and I get an error that tells
me that another classloader already has that DLL loaded :
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Native Library C:\WINDOWS\sglw2hjv.dll
already loaded in another classloader
| In my experience, most of the time applets tend to go the opposite way
| - different windows (same process, still) with the same site open have
| everything in the same classloader. That actually causes problems
| when you don't want that and would like to be able to use singletons
| yet still support multiple windows logging in :)
Unfortunately, I'm not seeing that. :-| Maybe has something to do with Java
Plugin handling of applets? My reading tells me that applets from same
server 'should' end up in same classloader...
Thanks for the input! Anybody else? :-)
~akb
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