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Using JSObject in Applet

 
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I have an JApplet which uses an helper class to create an JPanel.
I need to show the alert box using JSObject. How can I get the window reference in the helper class. I tried the following in the helper class but got error.
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Sorry.Here is the code
 
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What does the error say?
By the way you have an error in the code sample. Check this is not in your actual code.

should have capital letter on first MyApplet like:
 
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My code contains Capital M (MyApplet). sorry, I did not type the code properly.
The error message is -
netscape.javascript.JSException
JSObject.getWindow(UnKnown Source)
 
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Do you have the following in the HTML for your applet?

You need that to use the JSObject class.
Linda
 
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You wrote :
MyApplet a = new MyApplet();
JSObject.getWindow(applet);
Try this
MyApplet a = new MyApplet();
JSObject.getWindow(a);
I think you applet refernce was wrong.
Regards,
 
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Your reference is incorrect. Follow Khurram's advice.

Maki Java in PK
 
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