Applet support on 64 bit processor / windows 64 bit OS

I have an applet that does not work on 64 bit windows OS.
1. Are there any known issues with it ?
2. Is there a workaround ?
3. Timeline for the JRE browser plug-in and web start support for windows 64 bit OS ?

I think that this was basically to keep down the headaches in porting code (and having code that will compile to both 32bit and 64bit object files). int is probably the most common type, so by keeping it at 32bits, the LP64 model has less effect on code that was originally written for 32bit platforms.
If you want to have portable code (in terms of the sizes of integral types), then you should consider using int32_t, int64_t etc from inttypes.h. Note that this header is post-ANSI C 90, so might not be portable to old C/C++ compilers.
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