Hi,
My guess is that this is a Java Plugin bug related to Javascript
integration with the browser and Java code.
Unfortunately I don't know anything about that subject.
Perhaps someone else has relevant experience, but failing that
I would suggest filing a bug with a complete standalone test case (ie
something someone can just take and run) including the entire source code.
I would suggest filing it against java plugin.
Also include relevant information such as the exact versions of plugin
and the Java VM and the browser and the O/S you are using (omit nothing!)
If you can further show that buttons which do things other than
PrinterJob.getPrinterJob work fine that would help (eg what happens
if your button instead displays a simple popup java.awt.Dialog?).
-phil.
> Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 17:32:15 +0530
> From: Rohini Trehan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [JAVA2D] Applet
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi
> Need help on the invocation of Applet methods in html page. I have an
> applet which exposes multiple methods for use/invocation in the HTML page.
> I have a problem here:
>
> 1. There is a print method built in the applet to print the image
> displayed in the applet . This method works fine inside the applet (invoked
> by ActionHandler of a button et al)- But when I invoke the same (exposed)
> method from the html, it throws an error , and the browser hangs (no error
> is visible, since the java-console also cannot be opened).
>
> I have already set scriptable=true for both IE and NN .
>
> The browser actually hangs exactly when we invoke- PrinterJob.getPrinterJob
> (). This is working fine for the actionhandler of the button object inside
> the applet.
>
> pls. help. ..
>
> Thanx
> rbt
>
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