Loading A Blank InfoBus Applet

I have created an InfoBus Applet and am wondering if there is any way to load it blank(no data on sreen). By default, it executes the master query and brings the results to screen when the applet loads. Is there a property on the master rowset that needs to be set? What functions are available to rowset or sessionInfo which will allow the applet to load blank, and only execute the master query when the user queries via find dialog? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
This could be a combination of numerous things, check the following
- Flash Player version used
- Internet Explorer (IE) version
- How big is the flash file you trying to load. Try using a smaller version and see if it works. That way we can elimiate flash memory related.
Make sure all are in the supported platform for Xcelsius 2008 (What Service Pack are you on?).
Regards,
Ken

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: : This is a response to multiple posts on problems with
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: : some general notes on deploying applets:
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: to
: : the left. We won't use the rules, but will explictly select
: : which source files to include from our project on the next
: page.
: : Click Next.
: : 4. On the Sources page, select your HTML file, XML file, and
: : Applet java file and click > to shuttle them over to the
: right.
: : Click Next.
: : 5. Here is where things get tricky in the deployment phase.
: For
: : this specific tutorial. You do NOT want to include
dependency
: : classes in your archive since you will deploy those
: separately.
: : Therefore, you want to ADD the oracle.dacf, oracle.jbo and
: javax
: : packages to the list of packages to EXCLUDE from the archive:
: : a. Click the Exclude button to display a list of packages.
: : b. Expand the oracle node and select the dacf subnode.
: : c. Click OK. Notice that oracle.dacf is added to the list
: of
: : packages to exclude from your archive.
: : d. Repeate a-c for oracle.jbo and javax.
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.html
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: : then you need to set the CODEBASE tag accordingly (relative
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: : server
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connection.properties file in your .jar file.
2.Distribute .jar file with runtime libaries for Infobus applet:
class111.zip,connectionmanager.zip,dacf.zip,infobus.jar,
javax_ejb.zip,jbomt.zip,jboremote.zip,jndi.jar,
jdev-rt.zip,swingall.jar,xmlparser.jar
3.Try your applet with IE browser.
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