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mfreak
If I use a browser to open 2 separate japplets, is there any way to
program the html to create a whole new VM for each applet? Sometimes my
users need to open the same applet twice, and I don't want static
variables shared. I know they shouldn't be static in the first place,
but there's too many applications, several million lines of code, so
making legacy code correct can't be a short term solution. Putting
target=_top, target=_blank, target=_new in the link tags doesn't do
it..
I'm currently instructing users to open 2 instances of their browser,
which is the only way I've found so far that will give me 2 distinct
VM's. Using IE7 and opening 2 separate VMs in different tabs of the
same browser instance would be ideal, but I'm willing to settle for
generating new browser windows if necessary.
TIA,
program the html to create a whole new VM for each applet? Sometimes my
users need to open the same applet twice, and I don't want static
variables shared. I know they shouldn't be static in the first place,
but there's too many applications, several million lines of code, so
making legacy code correct can't be a short term solution. Putting
target=_top, target=_blank, target=_new in the link tags doesn't do
it..
I'm currently instructing users to open 2 instances of their browser,
which is the only way I've found so far that will give me 2 distinct
VM's. Using IE7 and opening 2 separate VMs in different tabs of the
same browser instance would be ideal, but I'm willing to settle for
generating new browser windows if necessary.
TIA,