calling a class that repeats endlessly, but not letting it loop forever

[SimonSiz007]

warp.class comes with 'Applet Effects Factory' and I want to use it to warp an image on mouse-over. The problem is, it loops endlessly.

What's a clean way to have it run only while the mouse is over the hotspot?
Here's the script that 'Applet Effects Factory' generates:

[HTML]<APPLET CODE="warp.class" WIDTH=215 HEIGHT=108>
<PARAM NAME="GENERATOR" VALUE="CREATED WITH THE APPLET EFFECTS FACTORY WWW.COFFEECUP.COM">
<PARAM NAME="GENERAL" VALUE="1|7|000000|33|40|0|2|">
<PARAM NAME="IMAGES" VALUE="bald_eagle215x108red_bkgd_merged.jpg|">
<PARAM NAME="LINK" VALUE=" |_top| |">
<PARAM NAME="LOAD MESSAGE" VALUE="E80000|FFFFFF|Loading...">
</APPLET>[/HTML]

[BigDaddyLH]

warp.class comes with 'Applet Effects Factory' and I want to use it to warp an image on mouse-over. The problem is, it loops endlessly.

What's a clean way to have it run only while the mouse is over the hotspot?

This is not a Java question, but a 'Applet Effects Factory' configuration question. Knowledge of Java doesn't help anyone answer this, right? If no one here is familiar with that library, you'd do better asking the people who wrote it. They must have a web page with a FAQ/forum/mailing list/etc...

[SimonSiz007]

Sure. I suppose I could have simply asked:
What's a clean way to scope a class call such that it dies on mouse out.

[BigDaddyLH]

Sure. I suppose I could have simply asked:
What's a clean way to scope a class call such that it dies on mouse out.

No such thing, from the client side. If you were coding the GUI, you could use a java.awt.event.MouseListener to notify you when the mouse exits. But it sounds like you're using the GUI, not implementing it, right?