Hi Feng,
You can use Netscape Live Connect to call any
JavaScript function from the java applet. Then set the
cookies in this javascript function.
e.g.
Applet code:
------------
JSObject myObject = JSObject.getWindow();
myObject.call("setCookie()","HELLO_COOKIE");
JavaScript Code:
----------------
<APPLET NAME="... >
<script>
function setCookie( cookieName){
-----
------
}
</script>
For more details you can look at the API for
Netscape's Live Connect and write to me also.
Cheers!
Vivek
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> Hello,My program use a applet,the applet
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> how can I do it? or a example,please?thanks.
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