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Chapter 3 - JManager Java Class Reference

The JMAppletViewer Interface

The JMAppletViewer interface contains methods related to manipulating applets.

package com.apple.mrj.JManager;

/* A JMAppletViewerObject represents an object that displays applets. */
/* It has an independent securty object, per applet */
/* @see JMAWTContext */
/* @see JMAppletViewerSecurity */

public interface JMAppletViewer { 

   /* @Return the "C" version of the JMAppletViewerRef */ 
   public int getViewerRef();

   /* @Return the client specified data associated with this applet */
   public int getClientData() throws JManagerException;

   /* Set the client-specific data associated with this applet */ 
   /* @param data the new data to set. */ 
   public void setClientData(int data) throws JManagerException;

   /* Return the context associated with this applet */
   public JMAWTContext getContext() throws JManagerException;

   /* Return the java.applet.Applet object instantiated for this applet 
*/
   /* @see java.applet.Applet */ 
   public java.applet.Applet getApplet() throws JManagerException;

   /* Reload the applet's bytecodes and reinitialize it. */ 
   public void reloadApplet() throws JManagerException;

   /* Restart the applet without reloading its byte codes */ 
   public void restartApplet() throws JManagerException;

   /* Call the applets stop() method. */ 
   public void suspendApplet() throws JManagerException;

   /* Call the applets start() method. */ 
   public void resumeApplet() throws JManagerException;

   /* Return the frame that this viewer is visible in (if any) */
   public JMFrame getViewerFrame() throws JManagerException; 
}