hi nelson
while reading your mail i got an idea. it is crude but I couldn't think
of anything else.
you can throw up a frame from the applet with another applet embedded in it.
this applet can then get the url and show it. It is clumsy and little ugly
also
as the frame will have a warning message "Unsigned Applet window" in the
status bar.
will mail you ifi can think of something better
regards
anup
At 03:26 PM 8/8/00 +1000, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I know this is not strictly a servlet issue, so please excuse my off topic
>post, but I thought this would be the best forum to ask since most people
>here are dealing with building applications on the web using java.
>
>I would like to create a pop-up window whenever the user clicks a button on
>my applet, how would I do this? I know that I can load up pages via:
>getAppletContext().showDocument(); but how can I show a popup window that
>contains an html page? My definition of a popup page is a small browser
>window with just the frame, showing the html page. I have seen this done
>via javascript.
>
>Thanks
>Nelson
>
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