you have 3 options:
1) don't use swing in an applet,
it isn't suitable for 'casual' internet
users - the download is too big.
2) use the inbuilt jvm in ns 4.5
and ie 4 and add the jdk 1.1
compliant metal.jar to the
archive tag in your html. That's
a 600k download, but on a LAN or
cable modem that is ok. You pay
the price every time the applet starts.(modulo caches). With this
you can also integrate with Javascript etc.
3) use the plugin.
Rakesh Rajendran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Hi ,
> I was planning to use a Swing component in an applet . So how do i
>figure out a way to incorporate the plug-in for the client side browsers
>which dont support Swing . How do i embedd such a plug-in in my applet . I
>am pretty new to all this ..and any information..and links would be great .
>
>Regards ,
>
>R2
>
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