Hi,
I have a weird problem with an applet.
It doens't generate some of the solutions, it should generate.
And these missing solutions are generated, if I execute the same
method in an console application.
So why is it possible, that the output of an applet is so much different
to the output of a console application, which does exactly the same?
I first thought was about the sandbox, applets are executed in.
But I have not found a restictions which is touched by my applet.
And no SecurityExceptions has been thrown.
The object creation is very long and consists of some other
method calls. Are long method calls a problem for Applets and Security?
Thx!
SW!
Roedy Green - 29 Apr 2004 00:38 GMT
>It doens't generate some of the solutions, it should generate.
>And these missing solutions are generated, if I execute the same
>method in an console application.
I am feeling unhappy. What is wrong in my life?
There is not much to go on. You will have to pepper your code with
debugging output and run it both and as Applet and as standalone.
Consider that the browser calls your start and stop methods, which you
probably don't do in your standalone.
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