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    Lost User
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    I've heard that Microsoft has not planned to implement a higher version of Java than 1.1 in it's Internet Explorer. What programming technique should I use if I want to get the same functionality that I got with Java Applets? (For example common dialog controls; platform independence)

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      I've heard that Microsoft has not planned to implement a higher version of Java than 1.1 in it's Internet Explorer. What programming technique should I use if I want to get the same functionality that I got with Java Applets? (For example common dialog controls; platform independence)

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      Dhandapani Ammasai
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      Well. Users can download Java Runtime plugin's and your Java Applet's should just work fine with the plugin in any browser. --------------- Dan Ammasai ---------------

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        I've heard that Microsoft has not planned to implement a higher version of Java than 1.1 in it's Internet Explorer. What programming technique should I use if I want to get the same functionality that I got with Java Applets? (For example common dialog controls; platform independence)

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        Jack Mott
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        activex controls are an option. they allow you to run native code inside a web browser, so you can do whatever you want (VB, C++ etc) they are not secure though, so some peoples security settings may not let them run. -Jack Mott jackm@scalablesoftware.com

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          I've heard that Microsoft has not planned to implement a higher version of Java than 1.1 in it's Internet Explorer. What programming technique should I use if I want to get the same functionality that I got with Java Applets? (For example common dialog controls; platform independence)

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          pushpi
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          hi Alternative to the older VM hmmm !, U may use java plugins instead , but for that u will have to use OBJECT tag instead of APPLET tag(internet explorer). EMBED tag in netscape communicator.:-D :rose: and good thing is u can always download newer vertual machine and configure ur pluggin for that. Ur HTML would also run swing object provided u configure client plugin for that and use above mentioned tag .. If u have any further queries ,mail me at pushp_i@hotmail.com and metion 'codeproject' in subject Pushpi from india

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