Instantiating a JFrame in a JApplet (exception java.security.AccessControlException)

[Z]

I've created a JFrame (name: SalesEntryForm) in my visual designer
(NetBeans).

When I try to instantiate that JFrame within my JApplet's start() or
init() method:
SalesEntryForm entryForm = new SalesEntryForm();


I get this error:
exception: java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
(java.lang.RuntimePermission exit VM.0)


Oddly, I can instantiate a simple JFrame without error:
JFrame entryForm = new JFrame();


What's going on?! What am I doing wrong?

How do I remedy this error?

Also, what's the most efficient way to debug a JApplet? I'm resorting to
trial and error because I haven't found a way to run a JApplet in the
IDE debugger.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

I've created a JFrame (name: SalesEntryForm) in my visual designer
(NetBeans).

When I try to instantiate that JFrame within my JApplet's start() or
init() method:
SalesEntryForm entryForm = new SalesEntryForm();

I get this error:
exception: java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
(java.lang.RuntimePermission exit VM.0)

An applet is not allowed to cause the VM
to exit. Since you 'control' the code,
you might change the exit behaviour of the
JFrame to not attempt to end the VM on close.
(There are other more kludgy alternatives,
if you do not control the code.)

Andrew T.

 

[mickey]

I've created a JFrame (name: SalesEntryForm) in my visual designer
(NetBeans).

When I try to instantiate that JFrame within my JApplet's start() or
init() method:
SalesEntryForm entryForm = new SalesEntryForm();

I get this error:
exception: java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
(java.lang.RuntimePermission exit VM.0)

Oddly, I can instantiate a simple JFrame without error:
JFrame entryForm = new JFrame();

What's going on?! What am I doing wrong?

How do I remedy this error?

Also, what's the most efficient way to debug a JApplet? I'm resorting to
trial and error because I haven't found a way to run a JApplet in the
IDE debugger.

hi...
first of all before resolving this problem ..the thing id which layout
r u using ....or "Set Bounds"???

TRY TO USE CONTENT PANE ..
in CONTENT PANE FIT YOUR COMPONENTS

i may b wrong ..plz refer Sun Java Tutorial or download it from sun's
site..
ok

 

[Z]

An applet is not allowed to cause the VM
to exit. Since you 'control' the code,
you might change the exit behaviour of the
JFrame to not attempt to end the VM on close.
(There are other more kludgy alternatives,
if you do not control the code.)

That was it. I just had to change the defaultCloseOperation.

Thank you. I would have never found that.