Thanks to all who responded my subject.
Indeed on Mozilla and Opera worked for my code. Internet Explorer and
Netscape doesn't work. Gosh!!!
I have not tried Dick Grant's suggestion as I had to release my software
today. So I re-coded it as a Standalone package.
Again, thanks a lot.
Regards,
Michael Tang
Oslo, Norway
At 21:03 09-07-02 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>quite right... try to search for "java plugin" and your IE version in some
>search engine
>(or on java.sun.com), you might come up with an appropriate plugin that
>allows you to
>use newer VM's with the IE (due to the lost law suit, M$ only distributes
>their out-of-date
>VM with IE, even in XP...)
>greets
>
>ps: off topic: try the opera-browser instead, once you are used to
>mouse-gestures you will
>never use IE again ;o) www.opera.com -> free download
>
>
> > My students often have this problem with IE. The JVM in IE is based on
> > Java 1.1. The parseDouble method was added with Java 1.2 so it doesn't
> > work with IE. I tell them to go back to the old way using the
> > intermediate
> > step of creating a Double object from the String object and then
> > converting the Double object to a double. I've never seen this happen
> > with Netscape but it could be the same thing.
> >
> > Dick Grant
> > Program Manager - Computer Programming
> > Seminole Community College
> > 100 Weldon Blvd.
> > Sanford, FL 32773
> > 407-328-2055
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/08/02 10:02PM >>>
> > Did you try putting a try/catch block around it?
> > --- Michael Tang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Hi Experts,
> > >
> > > I have a snap shot of a simple code where I got a value from an entry
> > > from
> > > the user via the applet. Then parse it to double so that I can add
> > +2.
> > > After that, I want to re-display at a text field. I did String.valueOf
> >
> > > (strm_len).
> > >
> > > if (evt.getSource()== computeITX && choice1.getSelectedItem()=
> > ="6
> > > Strm" ) {
> > > String length_ans = textFieldUnitMtrs.getText();
> > > String output = "null";
> > >
> > > double strm_len = Double.parseDouble(length_ans);
> > > strm_len = strm_len + 2;
> > > output = String.valueOf(strm_len);
> > > textFieldUnitNum.setText(output);
> > > repaint();
> > >
> > > It works fine on my local machine (JBuilder) and also the appletviewer
> > > BUT
> > > when I load up to the server, it doesn't work. Can anyone comment on
> > my
> > > code or where I went wrong? Both IE and Netscape have no response when
> > I
> > > execute it. What are the options to parse/cast a double to String for
> > a
> > > textfield display???
> > >
> > > Thanks in advance.
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > > Michael Tang
> > >
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