Runtime Error When executing Method from JavaScript

Question

Greetings In the name of the creator of all things, space, and time. I have a problem with scripting an applet using Javascript (JScript). The problem is as follows: I receive the runtime error - An outgoing call cannot be made since the application is dispatching an input-synchronous call.
I invoke the applet from a JavaScript from within a web page. The applet populates and display a JTable. From the Table I select an element in a row and press a button which kicks off another page. From within the page I called one of the applet's method i.e. _applet.cfquery(window, hastable).
This method connects to a data source and returns some data. When the method is invoked I receive the runtime error.
What is the problem and How do I resolve it? Note: The same code works with Netscape 7.0 with out any problems.
Particulars:
Browser: Internet Explorer 6.0 - Version 6.0.2800.1106C (SP1)
Operating System : Windows 2000 (Service Pack 3)
Scripting Interface: LiveConnect.
Scripting Version: JavaScript (1.5)
I know Microsoft Uses ActiveX to support embedded object. I recently came up on the JavaScript Object
ActiveXObject(appname.className [,remoteServiceName]). Could I use it to access my applet and how would I specify the name of my applet's? What do they mean by class name. Please help me I have searched the Internet until my eyes almost fall out by I have not found any solutions.

Answer 1

If the javascript to invoke applet.cfquery(window, hastable) happens automatically (onload,...), try adding a button to your page and using that to invoke applet.cfquery(window, hastable). See if waiting until the applet loads and settles down makes a difference.