Basic HTML version of Foils prepared May 12 1996

Foil 37 Applications Versus Applets - II

From CRPC Lectures on Java Language Applets Graphics CRPC Annual Meeting Tutorial -- May 14,1996. by Geoffrey C. Fox


Applets should NOT have main method but rather init, stop, paint etc.
They should be run through javac compiler getting a .class file as before
Create an HTML file (say HelloWorld.HTML in same directory as .class file) and include in this
<applet code="Example.class" width=500 height=200 > </applet> in simplest case with no parameters where applet will run in window of given width and height (in pixels)
If you have JDK on one's machine, one can run the applet with appletviewer HelloWorld.html
Alternatively run Netscape 2.0 essentially anywhere and applet is interpreted and run by Java interpreter built into Netscape.
This way we can compile on places with JDK installed but run almost anywhere!



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