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Re: JPasswordField

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From: Paul Franks (TeamB)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1999 00:00
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In article <36F62BE7.667EFBCA@ifi.ntnu.no>, hildepilde@ifi.ntnu.no 
says...
> To do this I desided to use JBuilder2's
> JPasswordField. While trying to run the applet, I am not allowed to
> write anything in the passwordfield. The usernamefield is just an
> ordinary textfield, so that part is easy.
> 
> 

First thing to check is that the browser understands Swing classes.

I'm not sure if this applies in your case, but I have seen a few comments 
that applets don't always behave as expected with a mix of awt/ swing/ 
jbcl objects.  You could try isolating the password into its own applet 
for testing.
-- 
pf
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From: supportinfo@inprise.com (Paul Franks (TeamB))
Subject: Re: JPasswordField
Date: 1999/03/23
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