Deploy swing JApplet: html embed vs floating window

Is there a difference in performance between having a JApplet embedded in HTML vs having the JApplet run in a floating window? Thanks in advance.

Doubt that anyone can give an accurate answer. Try testing (set up some repetitive loop) and find out.

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<HEAD>
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</HEAD>
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<CENTER>


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