Java - Opening a url in new window from an applet

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Tutorial: Java - Opening a url in new window from an applet

In this example you will learn how to open a new window from an applet. You can use the code given in this program to open any url by replacing the value of url.

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This section prvides you an example to open a url in new window from an applet. You can use the code given in this program to open any url by replacing the value of url.

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