It might be useful to layout your code a bit differently. I usually put
inner classes below all the methods of the class I am using.
Also, you could comment out certain parts and see how far you get. I
actually think your problem lies within the "date = new String (...", etc
parts. Since this is where you are appending.
I also recommend initialising variables in the init() method and not when
they are declared. With a class that gets instantiated more than once, the
values would be set in the constructor. If you systematically initialise
your variables in the init() method you may find where you have gone wrong.
Sorry I can't be of any more help
Ian
"Vlasis Hatzistavrou" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Thanks for the reply. The code is too big & perhaps a bit messy to post
> here. Perhaps the problem is with too many MenuItems that the applet
> contains. However all I get is this message:
>
> Applet Myapplet can't init: NEW
>
> and I wonder what it means. After 15 minutes however, the applet shows up
> and executes normally although a bit slow... If you wnat you can get the
> code from http://heal-l.physics.auth.gr/SubjectSearch/SubjectSearch.java
>
> The applet is at:
>
> http://heal-l.physics.auth.gr/SubjectSearch/SubjectSearch.html
>
> do you have any idea where I could look up this message on the Status bar?
>
> Thank you very much for your time.
> --
> Vlasis Hatzistavrou,
> Systems Administrator,
> Hellenic Academic Libraries Link (HEAL-Link),
> Library of Physics & Informatics,
> Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Please post your code here so we can review it to see what the problem
> > could be.
> >
>
