Re: how to simulate BACKSPACE key in awt 1.02

From:
"Andrew Thompson" <andrewthommo@gmail.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
29 Jan 2007 10:06:38 -0800
Message-ID:
<1170093998.504750.275150@q2g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>
On Jan 30, 4:30 am, Andreas Leitgeb <a...@gamma.logic.tuwien.ac.at>
wrote:
....

Just that weekend I talked to someone, who asked me, why
some banking-homepage (with java) worked for his win98
machine, and why some other bank's web-access complained
about "non-existant or disabled java support"


I take it that you (or possibly the person who
told you) paraphrased that message? It is not
one I am immediately fmailiar with.

...on the
very same machine without any reconfiguration inbetween.
My guess was, that perhaps the latter bank required a newer
version than he had installed.


(shrugs) Perhaps the second applet used pop-ups,
and the message was from a JS based checker.
(Which leads to..)

...(he could rule out security-
zone reasons - he actually isn't exactly computer-illiterate.)


I have dealt with problems related to Java applets
that came down to a *developer* who had forgotten
that he had installed a pop-up blocker.

From a slightly different direction, I myself could

not figure why some of the web site pages I was
designing were missing an entire section, until I
realised that Norton was on 'suppress ads' mode
and *rewrote* incoming HTML to remove any div's
that were of class 'ad' (how clever and obscure
is that?).

My point is simply that unless I had detailed
information about the machine, browsers, installed
software (etcetera), I would not feel confident to
make *any* predictions about why a particular
applet or web page was acting in unexpected ways.

There are too many variables.

BTW - I hope the OP pops back by, I am
extremely curious as to why they want to
support 1.0.

Andrew T.

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