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  • Hege
    #1

    ASP and applets

    Hello!

    I'm trying to make a site where I have a framset. In one of the frames I
    want a java-applet to be running. And I wan't to send information to that
    applet from one of the other pages. I think I know how to send the
    information. My problem is that when I run the page from localhost the
    applet won't be initiated.

    How can I do this so the applet will be running?

    I have to use ASP since the page will get it's information from a database.

    Can someone please help me!
    Thank you!



    Tags: applets asp
    • Evertjan.
      #2
      Re: ASP and applets

      Hege wrote on 21 aug 2004 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
      [color=blue]
      > I'm trying to make a site where I have a framset. In one of the
      > frames I want a java-applet to be running. And I wan't to send
      > information to that applet from one of the other pages. I think I
      > know how to send the information. My problem is that when I run the
      > page from localhost the applet won't be initiated.
      >
      > How can I do this so the applet will be running?
      >
      > I have to use ASP since the page will get it's information from a
      > database.
      >[/color]

      The applet is strictly clientside coded, IMHO,
      and has nothing to do with servrside ASP.
      However getting serverside data to the applet is possible by:

      value='<% = anASPvariableOR value %>'

      --
      Evertjan.
      The Netherlands.
      (Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

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        • Hege
          #3
          Re: ASP and applets

          Thank you for answering!

          Why won't my applet call work then when I start the site from localhost and
          not only directly as a html-page. This is the code in the html-page that is
          calling the applet

          <HTML>

          <HEAD>

          </HEAD>

          <BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFf f">

          <BR>

          <BR>

          <applet code=Shopper.cl ass name=Shopper id=Shopper width=166 height=380
          alt='You do not have a Java-capable Browser, or Java is not enabled'> <param
          name=Items value=items.txt >

          <param name=Colours value=colours.t xt>

          <param name=Browser value='Microsof t'>

          <param name=CGIURL value='http://streamers.qbici nternet.co.uk/doit.pl'>

          </applet>

          </BODY>

          </HTML>

          and the page is part of a frameset. All the classes needed are at the right
          place. And it works when I don't start from localhost.

          Any ideas?

          Hege

          "Hege" <hege.moberget@ online.no> skrev i melding
          news:LyIVc.2320 $WW4.28734@news 4.e.nsc.no...
          [color=blue]
          > Hello!
          >
          > I'm trying to make a site where I have a framset. In one of the frames I
          > want a java-applet to be running. And I wan't to send information to that
          > applet from one of the other pages. I think I know how to send the
          > information. My problem is that when I run the page from localhost the
          > applet won't be initiated.
          >
          > How can I do this so the applet will be running?
          >
          > I have to use ASP since the page will get it's information from a[/color]
          database.[color=blue]
          >
          > Can someone please help me!
          > Thank you!
          >
          >
          >[/color]


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            • joker
              #4
              Re: ASP and applets

              It sounds like a Internet zone security setting then at that point.

              Hege wrote:
              [color=blue]
              > Thank you for answering!
              >
              > Why won't my applet call work then when I start the site from localhost and
              > not only directly as a html-page. This is the code in the html-page that is
              > calling the applet
              >
              > <HTML>
              >
              > <HEAD>
              >
              > </HEAD>
              >
              > <BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFf f">
              >
              > <BR>
              >
              > <BR>
              >
              > <applet code=Shopper.cl ass name=Shopper id=Shopper width=166 height=380
              > alt='You do not have a Java-capable Browser, or Java is not enabled'> <param
              > name=Items value=items.txt >
              >
              > <param name=Colours value=colours.t xt>
              >
              > <param name=Browser value='Microsof t'>
              >
              > <param name=CGIURL value='http://streamers.qbici nternet.co.uk/doit.pl'>
              >
              > </applet>
              >
              > </BODY>
              >
              > </HTML>
              >
              > and the page is part of a frameset. All the classes needed are at the right
              > place. And it works when I don't start from localhost.
              >
              > Any ideas?
              >
              > Hege
              >
              > "Hege" <hege.moberget@ online.no> skrev i melding
              > news:LyIVc.2320 $WW4.28734@news 4.e.nsc.no...
              >
              >[color=green]
              >>Hello!
              >>
              >>I'm trying to make a site where I have a framset. In one of the frames I
              >>want a java-applet to be running. And I wan't to send information to that
              >>applet from one of the other pages. I think I know how to send the
              >>information . My problem is that when I run the page from localhost the
              >>applet won't be initiated.
              >>
              >>How can I do this so the applet will be running?
              >>
              >>I have to use ASP since the page will get it's information from a[/color]
              >
              > database.
              >[color=green]
              >>Can someone please help me!
              >>Thank you!
              >>
              >>
              >>[/color]
              >
              >
              >[/color]

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