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You can't. About the best you can do is hide the buttons and disable caching of the pages. Unfortunately, their keyboard equivalents (ALT+Right/Left Arrow) will still work. At least with caching d...more

The Java Activation Framework used by JavaMail is not configured correctly. It doesn't know how to handle the text/html content type. An html handler is provided in JavaMail 1.1.3 but the mailc...more

Frame is part of java.awt package and exists since JDK1.0. JFrame is part of javax.swing package and exists since JDK1.1.3 or something. Frame extends Window. JFrame extends Frame. You can di...more

The Sun AWT classes on Unix and Linux have a dependence on the X Window System: when you use the classes, they expect to load X client libraries and be able to talk to an X display server. This ma...more

With IE5/5.5, to disable JavaScript you have to change the security settings. You'll find the setting under Tools->Internet Options->Security Tab bar->Custom Level->Disable Active scri...more

You must have a graphical environment installed on your server to work with Java image routines in AWT, even though the image will only be displayed on the client's machine. The AWT image manipul...more

JavaScript is an object-oriented scripting language that allows you to create dynamic HTML pages, allowing you to process/validate input data and maintain data, usually within the browser. Origina...more

There are a few ways that you could try, although it all depends on any restrictions you have on deployment. First off, you could use Swing's JTree in a small applet. This would require the use o...more

Short answer: you can't. Fortunately, sessions expire automatically after a period of time; check your servlet engine documentation to see how to set this timeout period. I felt that there should...more

You can display HTML dynamically generated by your applet by passing it first to a JavaScript method, (see also this FAQ) that in turn puts the code into the page. You can overwrite a document fra...more

No, there isn't. Remember, JSP is strictly a server-side technology, which is responsible for generating dynamic content in HTML, DHTML or XML format. Setting focus on specific input elements wi...more

Well there are many reasons. Say, you wanted to catch all the mouse events across all the GUI of your application. Without tapping the EventQueue you will have to add a mouse listener and mouse...more

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How can you copy a JavaScript variable to a JSP session variable without using cookies? I am trying to store the value of a SELECT object in a session variable so it can be accessed in other JSP's...more