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  • Anonymust

    Pool menu effect error

    I use a java applet on several web pages that is no longer functioning
    in my browser. I use IE 6 (fully patched). When I use Internet
    options/Advanced to select the MS browser plug in for java, the applet
    loads and functions correctly. When I select the Sun browser plug in
    for java the applet doesn't load and Sun's console returns the
    following gibberish. (I'm sure it isn't gibberish to everyone, just
    me):

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~
    Name: PoolMenu Version 1.0

    Author: David Griffiths

    This is an interactive applet class which takes an

    image and covers it in virtual water.

    For more information about this and other applets

    go to http://www.demon.co.uk/davidg/spigots.htm

    Created with Sun JDK 1.1

    Unable to create Pool: java.lang.Illeg alArgumentExcep tion: Width (-1)
    and height (-1) cannot be <= 0

    Unable to create next frame: java.lang.NullP ointerException

    java.lang.NullP ointerException

    at Pool.getImage(P ool.java:268)

    at PoolMenu.paint( PoolMenu.java:4 90)

    at sun.awt.Repaint Area.paint(Unkn own Source)

    at sun.awt.windows .WComponentPeer .handleEvent(Un known Source)

    at java.awt.Compon ent.dispatchEve ntImpl(Unknown Source)

    at java.awt.Contai ner.dispatchEve ntImpl(Unknown Source)

    at java.awt.Compon ent.dispatchEve nt(Unknown Source)

    at java.awt.EventQ ueue.dispatchEv ent(Unknown Source)

    at java.awt.EventD ispatchThread.p umpOneEventForH ierarchy(Unknow n
    Source)

    at java.awt.EventD ispatchThread.p umpEventsForHie rarchy(Unknown
    Source)

    at java.awt.EventD ispatchThread.p umpEvents(Unkno wn Source)

    at java.awt.EventD ispatchThread.p umpEvents(Unkno wn Source)

    at java.awt.EventD ispatchThread.r un(Unknown Source)
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    I attempted to contact the applet's author via the site listed in the
    code above, but it is no longer hosted at that site. So I guess my
    question is, does anyone know how to fix this so that the applet works
    for IE 6 with Sun's plug in, or perhaps someone else has written a
    newer script for this effect that I can download?

    Thanking all in advance for time and attention to this issue.
  • Hywel

    #2
    Re: Pool menu effect error

    In article <ce8e4163.04022 20004.3e360528@ posting.google. com>,
    anonymust@lycos .com says...[color=blue]
    > I use a java applet on several web pages that is no longer functioning
    > in my browser.[/color]

    Have you asked in a Java newsgroup and read the documentation that came
    with it?

    --
    Hywel I do not eat quiche


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    • Anonymust

      #3
      Re: Pool menu effect error

      Hywel <usenet@kibo.or g.uk> wrote in message news:<MPG.1aa28 a412c97649f989a 50@news.individ ual.net>...[color=blue]
      > Hywel says...
      >
      > Have you asked in a Java newsgroup and read the documentation that came
      > with it?[/color]

      1) This is where I was directed by a user in another forum. Am I still
      in the wrong place? If not, could you please direct me to a more
      appropriate group?

      2) Yes, I've read all the documentation (minimal) and the applet has
      worked fine for over a year, is still working fine, provided my MS
      browser is using the MS java plug in. Once I change to Sun's plug in,
      the applet completely fails on pages I have designed and when I go to
      sites where others are using the same exact applet (same author, same
      code), if it does load in my browser, the effect behaves in a sluggish
      manner.

      Thank you for taking the time to read and respond to my post.

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      • Hywel

        #4
        Re: Pool menu effect error

        In article <ce8e4163.04022 21057.2b2ec3@po sting.google.co m>,
        anonymust@lycos .com says...[color=blue]
        > Hywel <usenet@kibo.or g.uk> wrote in message news:<MPG.1aa28 a412c97649f989a 50@news.individ ual.net>...[color=green]
        > > Hywel says...
        > >
        > > Have you asked in a Java newsgroup and read the documentation that came
        > > with it?[/color]
        >
        > 1) This is where I was directed by a user in another forum. Am I still
        > in the wrong place? If not, could you please direct me to a more
        > appropriate group?[/color]

        A Java newsgroup. comp.lang.java, for example.

        [color=blue]
        > 2) Yes, I've read all the documentation (minimal) and the applet has
        > worked fine for over a year, is still working fine, provided my MS
        > browser is using the MS java plug in. Once I change to Sun's plug in,
        > the applet completely fails on pages I have designed and when I go to
        > sites where others are using the same exact applet (same author, same
        > code), if it does load in my browser, the effect behaves in a sluggish
        > manner.[/color]

        Perhaps the fault is with the browser. Try a proper one, such as
        Mozilla is the not-for-profit behind the lightning fast Firefox browser. We put people over profit to give everyone more power online.


        --
        Hywel I do not eat quiche


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