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September 21st, 2000, 05:00 AM
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Hi everyone,
I've developed a chat servlet (which in turn calls an chat applet)which seems to be working fine with netscape. But when I tried loading the chat module in IE it behaves very erratically. In fact it does not refresh and when i press enter after typing a message it does not appear in the chat window. Could anyone suggest whether I have to modify my source code to make it work in IE or whether the use of a simple script could solve this problem. -Dharan
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October 10th, 2000, 03:56 PM
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It might be helpful to post code on this one (if there is not too much). Keep in mind, Java Servlets look like regular HTML to the browser. Any cross browser problems would have to be in the HTML that the Servlet sends to the browser. A good way to find these problems is, once the Servlet page loads in the browser, do a view source. Look for any missing end tags and other common HTML problems.
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