> Sorry for my insufficient of explanation. > Question 1. > In the HTML we use <a href="javascript:gotoLocation(THREE_SISTERS);">Three > Fingered Jack</a> to describe the link. > and the user can copy the link text in IE and paste to excel,email and some > common application. > but in the pivot,when I copy the link in IE and use getText(),just return > the string "Three Fingered Jack" only,it seems > some link information have been filter.
OK, I think I understand. You have copied a link from IE and pasted it into a TextInput, and you see the human-readable text but not the URL - correct? On Windows, data can be placed on the clipboard in a variety of "flavors". One such flavor might be a "link", which would include both the human-readble text as well as the URL. Another flavor would be "text", which would contain only the human-readble string. A native Windows application is most likely capable of handling either the "link" or "text" types, but unfortunately Java does not support this. The only flavors currently supported by Pivot are text, images, and file lists. Fortunately these cover the most common cases. > Question 2, > How to speed up the Applet launch time?even the common program only around > 1.5M.But somecase that is expensive in the > Enterparise network environment. > Can we setup the client don't download jar everytime(only the connent has > been changed) in the applet deploy scirpt? > I remember that web start seem provide the feature for it.but I don't how > the applet work on it. The JARs should be cached by the JRE. Check your Java Plugin settings to make sure you have caching enabled.
