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how to refresh child window when triggering a event in parent window using JAVA code not java scri

 
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how to refresh child window when triggering a event in parent window using JAVA code not java script
 
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Is this a web environment, or a Java Swing/AWT environment? Where, and in what type of component, is the Java coded?

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purely java based web environment
 
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But you already posted this question in one of the forums about Web environments, which is where it naturally belongs. Please don't post multiple copies of your questions as it leads to confusion. I will close this one.
 
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