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  3. July 2011

Java Applet Staying Alive From Multiple Web Pages

Hi All,

I got a web application that allows user to execute many menu items which generate HTML pages back to the screen. Each interaction is a full request/response cycle to a backend Java tomcat server.

Challenge:

We understand the security requirements of applets. We have a servlet that is able to interact with the applet passing HTTP serialized objects back and forth. All that works fine until the page is refreshed and the applet is destroyed.

Does anyone have experience/best practices of what works best to keep a single applet alive for the duration of a web user session? I'm thinking we could do a popup window where the applet lives to keep it alive. Any other advice or experience?

Thanks, Paul Holm


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