P1
Problem description....
The IE browser calls a jsp that has a form
An applet is created (Applet 1) that has the form that we have similar to the one in the other focus issue and a url link.
There is another applet(Applet 2) that is not visible.
this one acts for lack of other words a socket type listener that gets data and passes it to Applet 1
This works fine and dandy the first time in
When they hit the link it takes them to another page which is a standard html page with more links.
When they hit one of those links it takes them back to the original Applet 1 where there is another form.
What their working theory is at the moment is
What happens is that when they go back to this Applet 1 both applets get reinitialized
Applet 2 gets done last.
Since this is not a visible Applet the focus gets passed to IE and the title bar.
The problem is....
Applet 2 is already passing data and is expecting focus to be in Applet 1
and this creates a loop where it's trying to put data in and can't since the focus is not in Applet 1 and the user can't do anything until they exit out and come back where focus is then gained in Applet 1.
For instructions on how to access the current test system, see attachments.
Please use the following login details in conjunction with this document:
Mark Susko id: msusko password: 1ndu5popcorn1
Attached is the sourcecode from Indus. This is the "hidden applet".
The IE browser calls a jsp that has a form
An applet is created (Applet 1) that has the form that we have similar to the one in the other focus issue and a url link.
There is another applet(Applet 2) that is not visible.
this one acts for lack of other words a socket type listener that gets data and passes it to Applet 1
This works fine and dandy the first time in
When they hit the link it takes them to another page which is a standard html page with more links.
When they hit one of those links it takes them back to the original Applet 1 where there is another form.
What their working theory is at the moment is
What happens is that when they go back to this Applet 1 both applets get reinitialized
Applet 2 gets done last.
Since this is not a visible Applet the focus gets passed to IE and the title bar.
The problem is....
Applet 2 is already passing data and is expecting focus to be in Applet 1
and this creates a loop where it's trying to put data in and can't since the focus is not in Applet 1 and the user can't do anything until they exit out and come back where focus is then gained in Applet 1.
For instructions on how to access the current test system, see attachments.
Please use the following login details in conjunction with this document:
Mark Susko id: msusko password: 1ndu5popcorn1
Attached is the sourcecode from Indus. This is the "hidden applet".