Cant keep my JApplet from being cached

Question

Hi everybody,
I haven't done a lot in Applet programming yet. My problem is with the programs that display applets, IExplorer and the appletviewer. I've tried everything I found on the internet to clear all caches I could find, but still my JApplet doesn't change when I change and recompile its code. My JApplet consists of 3 small classes:
// class Inposter
import java.applet.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
public class Inposter extends JApplet {
     public Inposter() {}
     public void init() {
          setLayout(null);
          new InpressionInterfaceMain(this);
     public String getParameter(String name) {
          if(name.equals("docname")) return "InPoster";
          return super.getParameter(name);
// class InpressionInterfaceMain
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class InpressionInterfaceMain {
     private JApplet inpression=null;
     private Container contentpane=null;
     public InpressionInterfaceHeadbar headbar=null;
     public InpressionInterfaceMain(JApplet inpression) {
          this.inpression=inpression;
          contentpane=inpression.getContentPane();
          headbar=new InpressionInterfaceHeadbar(inpression.getWidth(),
          inpression.getParameter("docname"));
          contentpane.add(headbar);
          headbar.setVisible(true);
// class InpressionInterfaceHeadbar
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
public class InpressionInterfaceHeadbar extends JPanel {
     public InpressionInterfaceHeadbar(int width,String title) {
          setBounds(0,0,width,300);
          setBackground(Color.black);
The changes I make are in the last class, the InpressionInterfaceHeadbar. I change the parameters for the methods setBounds and setBackground, but the applet programs keep displaying the situation of the first time it ran the applet, no matter how many program stores I clear. I hope someone can help me with this.
Thanks in advance,
Klaas

Answer 1

That's easily said - it just doesn't workyeah, it doesn't. it really sucks. may try closing all your browsers and loading it again. perhaps try the java applet viewer instead of the browser (unless it needs to interact with the page somehow). or just try another browser (firefox or mozilla or opera) and if none of those work just try t