Applet in new window

Hi all! Any of you know if there's a way to open an applet separately from a html window. I mean, open it as if it was an application (not using webStart).
Thank you!

You can open a frame, and have a very small applet on your html page. Perhaps you can set the applet size to (0, 0).
You could also open a new browser window that is not resizable and contains your applet in its full size and without the toolbar buttons and menubar. I think you need javascript to configure the new browser window like that.

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Please help with Applet in New Window?

I am trying to write a html page which opens appet into new window.
Tha'ts what i want. My applet has user/passwd authentication and then
makes a socket connection. However i am facing tow problems(kind of one):
1. If i close my applet browser window, socket connection is still active.
(if i use appletviewer.. every thing works perferctly)
2. on my web page, if i click again to open my appet window it refreshes my applet window again ....if it 's already opened. in other words, my applet does not really gets reloaded from my webserver..
Please advise..
Here is my HTML Code
index.html
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">
<!--
function popup(mylink, windowname)
if (! window.focus)return true;
var href;
if (typeof(mylink) == 'string')
   href=mylink;
else
   href=mylink.href;
window.open(href, windowname, 'width=840,height=630,scrollbars=yes');
return false;
</SCRIPT>
<A
   HREF="NewJApplet.html"
   onClick="return popup(this, 'notes')">Loads Streamer </A>
</HEAD>NewJApplet.html
<HTML>
<BODY>
<P>
<APPLET code="NewJApplet.class" width=800 height=560></APPLET>
</P>
<HR WIDTH="100%"><FONT SIZE=-1>
</BODY>
</HTML>

You can open a frame, and have a very small applet on your html page. Perhaps you can set the applet size to (0, 0).
You could also open a new browser window that is not resizable and contains your applet in its full size and without the toolbar buttons and menubar. I think you need javascript to configure the new browser window like that.

HELP! Controlling size and position of new window from applet

I am totally new to using java. I am making use of a java applet for showing images. Each image may be clicked to open a higher res image in a new window. I want to be able to control the size and position of the new window. The windows need to be different sizes for each image - a couple may be the same size but some will be different.
I found this:
<<<<Yes it can (but not after the window has been created). JavaScript can open documents in a new (or an old) window with eg.
<script>
window.open("document.url", "window_name", "toolbar=no,statusbar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,width=600,height=400");
</script>
The new window will have only the title bar and the frame around the document, nothing else.
That can be made a function and called from an applet through liveconnect.>>>>
from a search re window sizes but I need more explicit help with how to put it into my document! This looks like it might work with the exception it doesn't give a position but I could even live without that.
Am I correct in assuming tha this script goes in the <head> of the document? If I have several different sizes, I would need to have several different but similar scripts but with different window names?
Do I substitute the actual url where it says "document.url"? What about "window_name"? And what does liveconnect mean?
Here is a sample from the applet coding I have in place:
\\\\\<param name="image2" value="barneygargles_th.jpg">
<param name="link2" value="http://www.barneygargles.com">
<param name="statusmsg2" value="Barney Gargles Family Restaurant">\\\\\
Please, I hope someone can help with this! This is driving me crazy!
Thanks to anyone who can walk me through this one!
Linda

I have been searching the internet for more information and it appears that others have been faced with this problem.
I have found a couple of possible answers but I am not sure how to do them.
http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=64059
http://forums.macrumors.com/archive/index.php/t-119915.html
The first link seems more relavent but I am not sure how to do what it is talking about.
Can anyone help?
I have recently moved from a PC to MAC and this problem is really getting in the way of my work.

Opening new window from applet does not pass session

I have an applet which has a function where it opens some jsp pages in a new window. The jsp page checks for a session variable to very the user is logged in and some other variables that are required on the page. My problem is in IE 6/7 the new window does not have the session variables from the parent window.
I'm using
context.showDocument(new URL(host + "?" + params.toString()), "_blank");
to open the new windows.
How can I open a jsp age in a new window while carrying over the session variables from the parent/applet window?
Thanks for any assistance!

We experienced the same thing with Java 6 Update 18 on IE 7. As for IE 8, if the user is a local administrator, then the session is kept in the new browser windows opened via showDocument. Check out the following URL for related discussions:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1324181/ie8-losing-session-cookies-in-popup-windows
Our clients are forced to roll back to Java 6 Update 17. Firefox works fine.

Applet with javascript opening new window

I have an applet with a url link in it that opens a new browser window:
getAppletContext().showDocument(new URL("javascript:window.open('http://www.javasoft.com', 'JavaSoft',''")));
It opens a new window perfectly, but leaves the page in the main window and displays "[object]" on the screen. Is there any way to stop it from leavin the page in the main window?

try this
getAppletContext().showDocument(new URL("javascript:window.open('http://www.javasoft.com', 'JavaSoft','';window.close()")), "_blank");
Let me know if you have found a solution since.
Hope this helps.
R

Launching same applet in new browser window

Hi,
I launched applet in netscape browser and it worked fine. Then I opened a new window and pointed same url as first browser, applet main window is launched but because of shared static variables the two applets conflict each other.
we understood that applet from same code base loads in to same name space so the static information is shared between different applet instances.
one solution might be creating our own ClassLoader- browsers SecurityManager dont allow outside application to create ClassLoader unless user sets security policy to allow.(I cant ask user to do that and I cant afford signed applet solution)
basically I am looking for a solution like
1. launching new instance of netscape which dont share its JVM with other netscape windows(I dont know how to make it)
2. triggering netscape to use different class loaders(its own classloader) every time.(How??)
3. heard mayscript html flag helps(I have no idea)
4. any better solution
Your help is very importent so any suggestion or solution is welcome
thanks in advance
rana pratap nama

the most simple idea is to avoid the usage of static variable when the values of theese variables will be private to each applet instance...
much more simple than create a new class loader...
remember: a static variable should be used only when you want the same value shared by all instances of a class... otherwise use the private ones...

New window manager (with prototype!) [wmii-like] --- looking for help

I have a prototype for a new window manager in the style of wmii. It is called
cakewm. I currently have a prototype version implemented in pygame, and would
like help moving this to use X---making it a real window manager.
Disclaimer: I have a very limited knowledge of X11 and window manager
development. The most I've done is add a couple new features to wmfs.
To get the code
> git clone git://github.com/saikobee/cakewm.git
Then run main.py. cakewm depends on pygame.
Upon running, press Alt-Enter to fullscreen cakewm and intercept keybinds, or
Alt-Space to just intercept keybinds. Press Alt-Esc to quit. The window
manager related keybinds are listed in the file binds.conf.
Config note: <WSCA-x> means Windows-Shift-Control-Alt-x
Implementation note: pypixel.py is a large and mostly useless dependency. I
forked a library I made previously rather than coding straight in pygame.
cakewm's goals are to be similar to wmii, but with more functionality, easier
configurability, and saner defaults.
- cakewm is fully functional using the keyboard. Mouse support can come later.
- cakewm provides 9 workspaces per monitor.
- cakewm manages each workspace as a group of columns. Each column is like a
wmii default split, except each window can have other windows "stacked" on
top of or behind it.
- cakewm manages column sizes (and window sizes within columns) using a
master/slave paradigm, with the ability to adjust the size ratios.
- cakewm's configuration file is simple key=val pairs, with the ability to
include other files like in C.
- cakewm has a slightly larger emphasis on window decorations (adjustable
size---even in tiled mode) and themes (nothing bloated, like pixmaps or
gradients---it's all still simple colors).
- cakewm will have proper support for international text (Japanese text in
window titles or the wmii status bar generally render as boxes) through the
use of a more advanced text library such as Pango.
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interested in helping, get in touch with me. If you know somewhere better to
look for volunteers, please let me know.

m4co wrote:
Wow is this forum active. Makes me feel welcome here
The thing about wireless, I actually like command line, but there are a few things that are worth having a applet or something.
And wireless is one of those. I guess I can take a look on wicd.
It's a good idea to have compiz as the WM actually. Would it be lightweight to have it like that?
Is there anybody here that uses compiz as a WM?
For the xfce4-panel, is it possible to get transparency on it? That's probably the only thing holding me back with xfce4-panel.
If "able to run compiz" wasn't a requisite, what other WM would you suggest for my "profile" ?
I would like to hear other users opinions who like to customize everything on a WM.
I recommend running Compiz by itself. There is a good wiki page on it in the Arch wiki. Some apps you'll want to go with it are:
LXAppearance --change GTK/icon theme
Feh or Nitrogen --Set Wallpaper
Xfce4-panel --The lightest one that works with Compiz properly
Or, if you don't want a panel: stalonetray
Compiz-deskmenu --For a customizable right-click main menu
Gmrun --Run dialog (Alt+F2 in most DEs)
And this helped me a lot.
Thank you all for the replies. I appreciate.
Xfce4-panel can have transparency. The only problem is that everything become transparent: text, icons, everything.
I use Compiz as a standalone WM and it is much lighter than DE+Compiz. My Compiz setup uses about 30MB(out of 1GB) more RAM than my Openbox setup (which are both the same except for the WM).

Looking for a new window manager

Hello all!
My first post here and I'd like to share a little discussion.
So I have this idea of "perfect desktop" in my mind:
- It must be lightweight
- Very clean.
- No menus
- Highly customizable.
- Able to run compiz
I've come to Enlightenment 17 on Fedora and that was close to perfection.
I just loved, everything I wanted. Nice animations, clean, and man you can change absolutely everything there.
But then I started getting frustrated with bugs since it's not stable and I had to move on.
Then I came to XFCE4.6. Great, fairly customizable. Fewer bugs that you can live with it.
And I could run compiz. I just love using compiz here and got used to it. I use compiz to be more productive with the desktops , shortcuts and just a few animations.
But I few like trying something new. XFCE is just here for a lack of a better choice. It doesn't feel it fits me.
So maybe someone could recommend a new Window Manager for me?
I am interested in OpenBox and FluxBox.
I'm astonished with some OpenBox screenshots where you don't have anything, just the right-click menu and some apps running.
That's exactly what I would want.
But then, things like NetworkManager. How do you connect to internet (wireless)? On the command line?
What if I'd need to scan for open wireless networks..everything would have to be on command line?
Laptop Battery widget that warns when it's almost over, etc..
Are those WM really that raw or am I missing a few hidden goodies?
Would LXDE be a better choice?

m4co wrote:
Wow is this forum active. Makes me feel welcome here
The thing about wireless, I actually like command line, but there are a few things that are worth having a applet or something.
And wireless is one of those. I guess I can take a look on wicd.
It's a good idea to have compiz as the WM actually. Would it be lightweight to have it like that?
Is there anybody here that uses compiz as a WM?
For the xfce4-panel, is it possible to get transparency on it? That's probably the only thing holding me back with xfce4-panel.
If "able to run compiz" wasn't a requisite, what other WM would you suggest for my "profile" ?
I would like to hear other users opinions who like to customize everything on a WM.
I recommend running Compiz by itself. There is a good wiki page on it in the Arch wiki. Some apps you'll want to go with it are:
LXAppearance --change GTK/icon theme
Feh or Nitrogen --Set Wallpaper
Xfce4-panel --The lightest one that works with Compiz properly
Or, if you don't want a panel: stalonetray
Compiz-deskmenu --For a customizable right-click main menu
Gmrun --Run dialog (Alt+F2 in most DEs)
And this helped me a lot.
Thank you all for the replies. I appreciate.
Xfce4-panel can have transparency. The only problem is that everything become transparent: text, icons, everything.
I use Compiz as a standalone WM and it is much lighter than DE+Compiz. My Compiz setup uses about 30MB(out of 1GB) more RAM than my Openbox setup (which are both the same except for the WM).

Openning an URL in a new window when the page is submitted, from a pl/sql p

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What I want to do is a procedure (called by an apex process) that opens a new window browser at the URL defined in the procedure.
I have tried with the following procedure:
create or replace procedure reportes (par1 NUMBER, par2 NUMBER)
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I assume your are writting an applet. You can do this by adding a little Javascript to your HTML page. Add this to the HEAD section:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</SCRIPT>Execute the Javascript using showDocument():
String url = "http://somewhere.com/" ;
try {
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} catch (MalformedURLException me) {
} //end try

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From a Java program, how do we open a https connection, basically a secured site, in a new window and pass some parameters to the link, using POST method?

Hi
Is JavaProgram a Applet or Servlet?
Opening a new window directly from server,probably not possible? From your question
what I understand is, A html page is displayed
and when u click on a link opens a new window.
The parameters to the link should be posted using POST method, again
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This applet detects new particepent joined but does not take any action like showing or playing movie.
I cant understand where I am wrong.

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A have an array of buttons. When I click on the array of buttons how do I bring up a new window.I have the actionlistner set I know that works. I know you can do it in swing componants but i'd rather stay away from that now. I was attemting to use a frame but the frame doesn't close right. Also I cant get the actionlistner to listen to the button on the frame right. Does anyone know if there is a way i can have a button call a seperate applet so to say.
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Have tried using Ctrl+N but no new window opens.
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* Don't make any changes on the Safe mode start window.
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New window in JApplet

Hi everybody. I want to know how to do a multiple pages program.
The idea is: having a page, with two buttons(a and b). When a press button a a new window (window a) appears on top of the old one. when I push button b, window b appears on top of the old one.
What exactly I have to write in the button's action listener.
Thanks.

blackblack13 wrote:
No. I want to have a single webpage, and in it multiple Jwindows.It is JWindow. Note the 2 upper case letters. It is important to get these things right, so people can be sure you are referring to a J2SE class, rather than some 3rd party class that they neither know about, nor provide support for.
I want to create window A and page B.. What do you mean by 'create.. page B'? Applets cannot create web pages. I don't find your explanation clear at all.
..before the button's listener, and when I press the button(a or b), the created window(a or b) appears.As best I can figure from your explanations (that are about as clear as mud)..
// creates a JWindow, providing the 'root' frame created by the JRE
// for applets, as the owner..
JWindow windowA = new JWindow( Frame.getFrames()[0] );
// later, in the ActionListener
windowA.setVisible(true);A couple of points. Opening a JWindow is probably not what you want to be doing here. If the user scrolls down the web page containing the applet, the JWindows will no longer be 'over' it. If the user minimises the web page, the JWindows will still be free floating on-screen. Potentially both those problems might be fixable (I have not thought much about it), but even if you can make them 'track' the applet, it seems a 'hack covering a bad design'.
It seems that what the applet really needs, is to use a CardLayout, which would allow the JButtons to be one one card, while the contents of the two JWindows would be on the other two cards. Then you would simply flip between the cards as needed.

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