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How to view Java Applets offline?
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How to view Java Applets offline?
Does anyone know a program to do that? Or some trick?
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@Psychophanta:
There is a programm called Appletviewer.exe (start it in your Windows-
Dos-Box e.g.) which displays an applet without the browser.
However, you still need a .html file which contains the url to your applet-code
as well as the size information of your applet.
If you code applets on your own and want to release a stand-alone version
of it, put it in an Applet Frame like this :
http://www.hmi.de/people/fromme/java/de ... Frame.java
When coding applets with Netbeans for example, the ide automatically launches
your applet in a viewer for testing.
There is a programm called Appletviewer.exe (start it in your Windows-
Dos-Box e.g.) which displays an applet without the browser.
However, you still need a .html file which contains the url to your applet-code
as well as the size information of your applet.
If you code applets on your own and want to release a stand-alone version
of it, put it in an Applet Frame like this :
http://www.hmi.de/people/fromme/java/de ... Frame.java
When coding applets with Netbeans for example, the ide automatically launches
your applet in a viewer for testing.
regards,
benny!
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benny!
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just take the applet.jar
rename it to applet.zip
open the file to a temporary directory
download this Java decompiler
http://www.kpdus.com/jad.html
have fun with the code.
rename it to applet.zip
open the file to a temporary directory
download this Java decompiler
http://www.kpdus.com/jad.html
have fun with the code.
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HTML files dont contain ANY JAVA APPLETS
they only refer to the applet file with some values in the HTML.
it means the browser goes to the location the applet mostly ending with ".JAR" and download it to its temp directory and unzipping it.
explain what is that you really needs
how to work applet from HTML?
what?
they only refer to the applet file with some values in the HTML.
it means the browser goes to the location the applet mostly ending with ".JAR" and download it to its temp directory and unzipping it.
explain what is that you really needs
how to work applet from HTML?
what?
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