From ###@###.### Tue Jan 2 13:56:31 1996
From: Clinton Combs <###@###.###>
To: ###@###.###
Cc: ###@###.###
Subject: AppletContext
The current AppletContext interface does not provide any information
about the graphical context in which the applet is running.
Specifically, I'd like to know what the current Font is. I need
to write an applet that looks similar to an ordinary hyperlink, but
acts differently. Instead of linking to a new URL, the applet will
send a message to another application via a socket. The applet would
blend into the surrounding text, but would be highlighted in a different
color than that used for hyperlinks.
Is this possible and if not could it be added to the AppletContext in
a future release?
--
Clint Combs
UWIN Development, AT&T Universal Card Services
Phone: (W) - (904) 954-8452
(H) - (904) 928-0778
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From: Clinton Combs <###@###.###>
To: ###@###.###
Cc: ###@###.###
Subject: AppletContext
The current AppletContext interface does not provide any information
about the graphical context in which the applet is running.
Specifically, I'd like to know what the current Font is. I need
to write an applet that looks similar to an ordinary hyperlink, but
acts differently. Instead of linking to a new URL, the applet will
send a message to another application via a socket. The applet would
blend into the surrounding text, but would be highlighted in a different
color than that used for hyperlinks.
Is this possible and if not could it be added to the AppletContext in
a future release?
--
Clint Combs
UWIN Development, AT&T Universal Card Services
Phone: (W) - (904) 954-8452
(H) - (904) 928-0778
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