Increase lyfecyle applet cache on java runtime

Question

Hi .
Applet in IE6 on windows XP SP1, with java 15.0_09.
I launch 3 times the applet with the same codebase.
I launch the applet on first time on i go to a transaction after i launch in the same IE window the applet for the second time and i go in another transaction. I return in the first applet, that reload it in the first transaction when i do the same action on second applet i return in the second transaction. I this point there is no problem ...
But when i launch the applet on third time and i go to another transaction, i lost the context of my first applet when i come back in.
On tracing i can see that java use a "lifecycle applet cache", and this cache have 2 slots, that the reason that i lost the first applet context on the third launch.
My question i how can i increase the number of slots on "lifecycle applet cache" ?

Answer 1

Unfortunately, this did not resolve the issue. I have been doing a bit more looking and it appears I'm getting a null resource error on reload/refresh:
public abstract class SimpleWindow extends JInternalFram
   public SimpleWindow()
      initComponents();
public class FancyWindow extends SimpleWindow
   public FancyWindow()
      initComponents();
}During startup, it tries to create a new FancyWindow, which calls initComponents(). Inside initComponents is a call to create a JEditorPane.
The function runs fine, and I am able to create a new JEditorPane; however, when I do:
jedit.setText("Text Here");I get my null error (tracing through the calls, it looks like it's unable to initialize the editorkit.
This does not happen on a normal first-time load. It does not happen if I completely close the browser and restart it to re-run the applet, but if I just try to refresh it, it seemingly can't get memory for this?
Edit: It looks like this may be a regression in 1.6.0_22 and later: 1.6.0_22 HTMLEditorKit throws NullPointerException when reloaded
Edited by: Jamie.McPeek on Jan 15, 2011 12:28 AM