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Comments: : Here's a message that I posted to comp.lang.java.  Let's see
: if this message board proves more useful.

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: 	I am creating an applet that will spawn a child 
: Frame (An "Untrusted Java Applet Window").  From this 
: window, the user has the ability to load a new HTML page 
: in the original page using the 
: 	

: 	context.showDocument(  URL );  command

: 	where context is an appletContext passed to the
:  frame in the constructor method.

: 	While this works for the first document 
: (I am able to go from my HTML page to say Netscape.),
:  I am unable to access the appletcontext (browser) after 
: that.  (After arriving at Netscape, I can no longer display a new page or use any of the other appletContext methods such as showStatus().)
: 	My code does not crash and I still can play around 
: with the frame.  However, I cannot effect the browser's 
: screen anymore.
: 	I have tried passing the entire applet to the frame 
: and invoking the getAppletContext() to try to "refresh" the
:  context variable to no avail.
: 	I suspect that the problem stem from the fact that
:  the original applet  no longer exists - It was replaced
:  by the new HTML page.  However, the appletcontext is still
:  the same browser, so I should be able to retain control.

: 	What am I missing?

: 	Thanks,

: 	-- Mike


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