Re: [Tm4j-tmnav-dev] tmnav extended to applet

[Christoph F. <cf...@fo...>]

Hi Rinalldo

Am Sonntag, den 24.10.2004, 00:44 +1000 schrieb Rinalldo Yasahardja:
> Hi, I sent msgs previously regarding extending tmnav so it works on 
> applet. It is now working until i clicked on the close button from the 
> window (the cross shaped button). The applet closes but also closes the 
> browser (which is NOT intended).
> 
Congratulations. I would be very interested to hear how you have done
it. And, maybe there is a chance to see it running in public?

As consequence to clicking the window closing button, TMNav calls
System.exit(int). Maybe this is an overkill when running as an applet?



> Since my teammates are supposed to access TMNav when connected to the 
> server, closing the browser would then force them to re-open browser and 
> log in back to the server manually.
> 
> Also, when starting TMNav, if I got msg saying "Node Removed" then TMNav 
> doesnt launch, anyone know what is going on ?
> 
Is it exactly what TMNav says? I searched the source code, but can't
find that string, neither in tmnav nor in panckoucke.

Maybe it's not comming from TMNav but from third-party code, called by
tmnav. One thing which comes to my mind is, that TMNav stores session
data with the help of java.util.prefs-package (this package uses the
notion of a node as well). I don't know how the implementations react,
when called from an applets context.

Do you have more hints?

c

> thanks heaps in advance
> 
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