What are the differences between the startXlet() and initXlet() methods of an Xlet?

Created May 8, 2012

John Zukowski

The initXlet() method is called once, and only one. The startXlet() method can be called multiple times. If an Xlet has been paused (by having pauseXlet() called on itself), the system will call startXlet() to resume the service. Release any unnecessary resoruces in pauseXlet() to be reclaimed during startXlet()'s run.

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