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Hi,
    Actually you can access your Applet. Here is the complete Applet Tag.

< APPLET
    [CODEBASE = codebaseURL]
    CODE = appletFile
    [ALT = alternateText]
    [NAME = appletInstanceName]
    WIDTH = pixels
    HEIGHT = pixels
    [ALIGN = alignment]
    [VSPACE = pixels]
    [HSPACE = pixels]
>
[< PARAM NAME = appletParameter1 VALUE = value >]
[< PARAM NAME = appletParameter2 VALUE = value >]
. . .
[alternateHTML]
</APPLET>


Next using getAppletContext() get the Applet Context and then call the
method getApplet(string appletname) to ge access to that particular applet.
The Applet Name specified here is the name given in the Applet Tag. Hope
this helps.

Thanks
Sudhir
sudhir@javacommerce.com
http://www.javacommerce.com


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Laurent Souriau <lsouriau@club-internet.fr> wrote in message
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>             hi,
>
> I have a simple question.
> I create an applet which contains a method called Montredoc().
> In the init method i create some objects.
> Inside one of these objects, i want to call Montredoc() but i don't
> know how to refer to my applet since there is no explicit way to
> give a name to my applet.
>
> any one has got an idea ?
>
> Thank you
>
> Laurent
> email: lsouriau@club-internet.fr
>
>