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japplet - jtable - browser
Hi,
I have a jtable with a column fully checkboxed.
It works perfect with appletviewer,
but when i try to run it on browser a problem occurs like that ;
i change values of three checkbox cells and cannot change the others without unchecking the one i last changed or clicking on the column headers line. And again the same occurs after three click.
Maybe the cell which i third click on does not give up focus ?
Please can you help?
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Re: japplet - jtable - browser
I recommend you post some code, preferable a SSCCE that demonstrates the problem, because the cause could be a number of things and providing an example will provide much context to solve the problem.
Re: japplet - jtable - browser
Thanks, i thought but project is not little, it is hard to post a piece of code.
If you say possibilities or guesses maybe i can find it quicker.
( I think the problem does not depend on the code)
Re: japplet - jtable - browser
Which is why I suggested a Short Compilable example, sometimes just in the process of doing this the problem manifests itself. It is an essential skill in debugging, being able to strip out pieces of code to narrow down and fix runtime errors.Originally Posted by jasonnuigi
So you want me to guess? Ok, sign your applet. Things working in appletviewer and not in a browser could be a sign that your applet attempts processes which need your applet to be signed to function properly Be aware this is a guess, and you can spend more time on a wild goose chase than it would take to strip out some code to post which demos the problem.
Last edited by copeg; January 1st, 2011 at 01:00 PM.
Re: japplet - jtable - browser
It's ok.
How i solved ;
If you are using a third party jar be very careful on packaging while integrating the applet to the web project.
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