Well I thought the same too already. But I checked in the browser settings
all too. There is no difference. But the big question is for me why does it
work when I access the local host (http://localhost:8080/...) and it does
not work when I access the real server
(www.urbaplan.net/Urbaplan/upIndex.htm). For me there must be a problem on
the server. But I do not have any error message. So I also do not know
where to start. Is there a possibility that the JVM dumps something?
Christian Schuster
Rudolf Schuster AG
Postfach 277
CH - 3000 Bern 11
http://www.rsag.ch
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You might have security settings enabled that don't allow applets to do
everything you want them to. Look at the security tab of IE and maybe
add your server as a trusted server. (Just a guess)
-Tim
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> I know this.
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> The strange thihng is that I also have Tomcat running on my local
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> Then when I access through the browser the local applet it works. But if
I
> access the applet on the server it crashes me all. I also checked the
> server.xml doc. All is the same except the ports and address. So I really
> do not know where is the problem. It is also strange that it is working
in
> Netscape local and on the server.
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> Regrads,
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> Christian Schuster
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> Rudolf Schuster AG
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> A browser crashing is always the fault of the browser, regardless of who
> distributes the browser. A browser should handle any content coming back
> from a webserver gracefully w/out crashing.
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> Anyhoo, since its IE - there are wacky advanced options that allow you
> to use the MS JVM vs other jvms, or you can try upgrading JVM's and see
> if that adds stability to the browser.
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> -Tim
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>>Hello,
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>>I try to load a new web page from an applet:
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>>AppletContext appletContext = getAppletContext();
>>appletContext.showDocument(<URL>,"_self");
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>>the function showDocument of appletContext crashes the JVM and IE6
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> without
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>>any error message. But Tomcat is still running. But this works in
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> Netscape.
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>>I do not know where the problem is. Could it be a connector problem?
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>>Any help is greatly appreciated.
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