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> Programming With JManager
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JManager provides a number of functions that return information about an AWT context or a frame. For example, since multiple applets can appear onscreen, if a user clicks in a window that corresponds to a frame, you may need to find out what applet or AWT context the frame belongs to.
The
JMCountAWTContextFrames function
JMCountAWTContextFrames counts the number of frames associated with an AWT context.
The
JMGetAWTContextFrame function
JMGetAWTContextFrame lets you find a particular frame (as indexed by the
JMCountAWTContextFrames
function) associated with an AWT context.
The
JMGetFrameContext function
JMGetFrameContext finds the AWT context associated with a frame.
The
JMGetFrameViewer function
JMGetFrameViewer lets you determine the frame associated with an applet.
The
JMGetViewerFrame function
JMGetViewerFrame finds an applet's
parent frame,
which is the frame created when the applet is created.
If you want to set or read client-specific data associated with an AWT context, you can do so using the functions
JMSetAWTContextData and
JMGetAWTContextData.
If you want to read or set client-specific data associated with a particular frame, you can do so using the functions
JMGetFrameData and
JMSetFrameData. You can store the window record as client data to make it easy to find a window corresponding to a frame. See
Listing 1-8 and
Listing 1-9 for an example.
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