RE: frame question

Your applet class, cannot contain a frame, but you can create another 
class that inherits from java.awt.Frame and use that in your applet 
class.  The applet class would do a

        FrameClass a=new FrameClass();
        a.show();

If you want the Frame window to pop up immediately when the user 
navigates to your applet page, put the above code in the applet's 
start() method.  You should also put an a.dispose() in the applet's 
stop() method, otherwise the Frame window will hang around even if the 
user navigates away from your applet page!

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Marshall Dunbar
DPS, Inc.
marshall@dpslink.com
http://www.dpslink.com



On Tuesday, November 11, 1997 5:55 PM, Gary Feinstein 
[SMTP:gfeinste@planethollywood.com] wrote:
> Ok you guys...I guess we have been pretty quiet.  I will try to make
> some noise or at least stir things up a bit.  I have a question
> regarding the IBM Visual Age for Java.  I am just playing around with
> the visual editor and do not have the documentation yet.  Basically,
> I
> have an applet that I am trying to create and would like it to appear
> on
> a form.  If I put a form on the environment window and build my
> objects
> on it, they don't show up in the applet viewer.  However, if I take
> the
> frame (menu) out, it works fine.  Am I doing something wrong?  Or am
> I
> just missing the point of the menu window altogether.

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