davidchardonnet
Programmer
Hello,
I have an applet which uses 4 threads. And every time I reload it by pressing Ctrl+F5 (in IE 5) my applet creates 4 new threads and does not destroy the ones that were created by the last applet.
I used the stop() and destroy() functions to do this, but these functions are never called in IE 5 or Netscape 6.2(I saw this by putting some logs into the Java console).
Does anybody know how to destroy these threads?
Thank you
David
I have an applet which uses 4 threads. And every time I reload it by pressing Ctrl+F5 (in IE 5) my applet creates 4 new threads and does not destroy the ones that were created by the last applet.
I used the stop() and destroy() functions to do this, but these functions are never called in IE 5 or Netscape 6.2(I saw this by putting some logs into the Java console).
Does anybody know how to destroy these threads?
Thank you
David