Sorry about the basic question, but is there way to test this in javascript,
as most of my javascript code thinks the applet is there :-(. Unless I
missed something.
Thanks
Mark.
> The latest Java update does indeed have a problem with LiveConnect.
> With the update the JavaScript applet value will be undefined until the
> VM is up and running. Prior to this update your JavaScript would block
> until the applet was ready. So, doing stuff in the onload handler is
> likely to fail. Doing stuff later is likely to succeed. The Java team
> is aware of the problem and is working towards a solution.
> - Richard
>
>
> On Sep 2, 2004, at 6:04 AM, Andre Schild wrote:
>
>> Hello Mark,
>>
>> the java console window shows JRE 1.4.2_05
>>
>> I have now changed the code to let the applet grabb the javascript
>> variables
>> in the start() method of the applet, and there it works.
>>
>> So it realy seems to be a problem with the sequence of the onload
>> event.
>>
>> Andri
>>
>>>>> Mark Thomas <email@hidden> 02.09.2004 11:33:44 >>>
>> What version of the Java VM have you got as there issue with
>> LiveConnect in
>> latest Java 1.42 seed i.e. "Java 1.42 update 1".
>>
>> Mark.
>>
>>> Message: 1
>>> Date: Thu, 02 Sep 2004 00:21:22 +0200
>>> From: "Andre Schild" <email@hidden>
>>> To: <email@hidden>
>>> Subject: Safari 125 problems with onload events & applets
>>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> we have a applet where we pass some parameters via javascript in the
>>> onload
>>> event of the HTML page.
>>> In the Safari 123 Version this did work very good.
>>> Now our users have upgraded to the new safari version 125, and now
>>> the onload
>>> event seems to
>>> not get triggered. (Either not at all, or before the applet is ready
>>> to
>>> receive the event)
>>>
>>> Is this a known issue or what might be the cause ?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Here is our onLoad event code:
>>>
>>> <body bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
>>> onLoad="document.Ekit.setDocumentAarcatEscapes
>>> (opener.escapeCodes);document.Ek
>>> it.setDocumentTextAarcat(eval
>>> ('opener.document.'+opener.formField).value);">
>>>
>>>
>>> For test purposes we have added a button to the html page who does
>>> the very
>>> same.
>>>
>>> <input TYPE="button" VALUE="Set TEXT"
>>> onClick="document.Ekit.setDocumentTextAarcat(eval
>>> ('opener.document.'+opener.fo
>>> rmField).value);">
>>>
>>>
>>> When we click on the button, the the parameters are passed correctly
>>> to the
>>> applet.
>>>
>>> Andri
>>>
>>>
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