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Hi all,
Can anyone help me out of this problem...
I have 2 JSP files. say 1.jsp and 2.jsp.
In 1.jsp I initiate an applet using the <jsp:plugin> tag and doesnt want to start the applet running there... so what I do is I suspend the applet untill my 2.jsp is executed. When my 2.jsp is opened, then my applet should start running... how do I do this??? Please let me know this at the earliest... my applet is hanging around like an orphan...
thanx in advance..
Balu.

oops.. forgot one point here... I am using frames n these 2 paes are in the main frame n I try to execute the applet in the header frame which is above and common to the main frame.. irrespective of the pages in his frame.
thanx,
balu

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