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Java applet not fully updated

I worked on a game that played in a java applet. Everything works fine until you try to refresh the page. It often seems that he “stores” the applet that he has used so far and resumes the game in the same applet. A new process is not created, and the use of the plunger increases (~ 250 mb instead of ~ 140 mb), and the same console is used for the applet. The drawing process is also quite backward; it often skips about 0.5 seconds of frames before re-drawing.

It only occasionally completely updates the applet; a new process is created (as seen from the Windows task manager), a new console opens, it uses less bar; it starts from scratch again.

Since I am having trouble reusing the applet, I would like to force it to create a new process every time I update. Is there any way to do this? Or can I somehow fix the problems when it is not fully updated?

The game I'm working on can be seen at http://patrickdev.nl/galaxy048/ . After starting, press "f" to switch the fps and memory data.

Thanks in advance.

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Applets support a parameter that forces it to run the applet in the new jvm. This also works after refreshing the page, and exactly what I was looking for - it starts from scratch. Just add this parameter to your applet tag:

<param name="separate_jvm" value="true" />

Additional information at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/plugin2-142482.html#SEPARATE_JVM

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1445513/

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