Hi.

[First: Many thanks for the answers concerning my last question
(session-tracking without cookies etc.) I had to work around getSession() by
doing my own sessionmanagement. Now it works. I bought the book "Servlet
Programming", which I found helpful.]

I'm working on a servlet for a yellow-pages-like website.

- The servlet fetches the branches and returns a html-page.
- This html-page calls an applet (giving each branch by a parameter to the
applet).
- The applet lists the branches as awt.labels.
- Clicking on a label / branch calls the servlet and displays the result in
a different frame.

There were no errors, until a friend of mine installed MS IE 5.0 and visited
this website.

IE 5.0 refuses the applet to load anything in the other frame
(showDocument(url, target)), if it's loaded from a (by the servlet)
dynamical generated html-page.

Why? Is this a bug or is it a security-related feature?

Any hint would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Greets,
Sven Fuchs

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