Applet quickie
So I coded up a chess program over the past couple of days (2-player only .. no way in heck am I gonna try to program an AI) as an application, and then I converted it into an applet and put it on a website .. but (I assume since I coded it as an application) the applet has an internal frame that the user can drag around. Is there any easy solution to make it so that the actual applet is the frame itself, and not a container for the frame?
The view in the application was a JFrame, and I had to change it to a JInternalFrame for it to be added into the applet pane, but it still counts as a frame so it's drag-able.
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JJCoolBa] at [2007-11-27 4:00:33]
I'm assuming that the issue is because the program started as an application and I converted it into an applet, and there would be no simple way to change it (since, at it's base, it's still an application stuffted into an applet frame). But if there is a way, I'd appreciate hearing what it would be. ^.^
One more comment here and then I'll let this thread die if nobody responds..
I tried making it a JPanel instead of a JInternalFrame - this gave me a few compile errors due to no-long-existing method calls (like setTitle()).. So I fixed that stuff, but it didn't fix the issue of being able to drag a frame around. Although I'll try it again just to double-check.
oh.. n/m - that did work. I guess when I made it a JPanel before, it never downloaded the updated .class files and continued using the old files, which caused it not to work.. But once it got the updated .class files it worked fine. So n/m this question anymore.
