Glenn Hancock wrote:
The problem is, Google is playing Microsoft now and has to kill Java with nothing available to replace it just because they know whats good for me.
Glenn Hancock wrote:Or did Google really destroy every application on the Internet ...
Bear Bibeault wrote:
Failing that, yeah, it sounds like you may need to focus on webstart apps that connect back to the same server as your web app to perform actions that used to be supplied by the applet. Any information you need would have to come from the server in the same way that you used to send that info to the page with the applet.
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