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Javascript and Java Applet Loading

 
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In an html page that uses a Java <applet> tag and also javascript, I need to know when the <applet> tag class has loaded in the page. Since the browser tends to set up a thread when loading the <applet>, it is loading while the rest of the web page is loading.
Will the <BODY> "onLoad" attribute fire if the html and javascript functions are fully loaded even if the Java <applet> is still loading?
What is the easiest way to tell javascript the <applet> has loaded and is doing its thing (or javascript to test it)?
In my case, it is waiting for javascript to call a method in the <applet> Java. There are things my java methods will do that are easier than in javascript. But javascript needs the results back.
Thanks
 
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