Transferring directly between two java applets?
Q. I wanted to know if it is possible to directly transfer between two java applets? For example i have one computer with a java applet open and another with the same one open and i wanted the two of them to transfer a file with one another with out using a "middleman's" bandwidth and strictly their own their own bandwidth for the file transfer. Is this possible? And if it is possible how can i do it? Any sample code or guides?
Asked by vinny - Mon Feb 9 03:30:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not possible (with an exception, see below): While it is possible for an applet to open a connection to the host they originated from, they can not ACCEPT connections or listen for incoming datagrams. The Java security layer prevents an applet from binding to a local port. When it comes to RMI, they can make calls, but they can't have calls made upon them (which is the same as accepting a datagram over the network). Because of this, your applets will need to use a middleman to which they both connect to. big exception time: The above can be worked around if you make your applets TRUSTED by digitally signing them. Here is an article on digitally signing your applet jars:
Answered by M. L. - Mon Feb 9 04:03:13 2009
Q. I wanted to know if it is possible to directly transfer between two java applets? For example i have one computer with a java applet open and another with the same one open and i wanted the two of them to transfer a file with one another with out using a "middleman's" bandwidth and strictly their own their own bandwidth for the file transfer. Is this possible? And if it is possible how can i do it? Any sample code or guides?
Asked by vinny - Mon Feb 9 03:30:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not possible (with an exception, see below): While it is possible for an applet to open a connection to the host they originated from, they can not ACCEPT connections or listen for incoming datagrams. The Java security layer prevents an applet from binding to a local port. When it comes to RMI, they can make calls, but they can't have calls made upon them (which is the same as accepting a datagram over the network). Because of this, your applets will need to use a middleman to which they both connect to. big exception time: The above can be worked around if you make your applets TRUSTED by digitally signing them. Here is an article on digitally signing your applet jars:
Answered by M. L. - Mon Feb 9 04:03:13 2009
how do you get that thick border off of my java applets?
Q. When you start a java applet, or anything with a plugin, it has this thick boarder around it that stays there untill you click on the applet or hit enter, but I saw applets that don't start off with thick boarders, like runescape. How do I achive this? It is around it.
Asked by Matthew - Tue Mar 27 20:55:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. and u checked all ur properties and checked to make sure there is no property with it there? also is it around the applet or is it in the applet like is it outlined or part of the applet
Answered by posiden5665 - Tue Mar 27 21:22:57 2007
Q. When you start a java applet, or anything with a plugin, it has this thick boarder around it that stays there untill you click on the applet or hit enter, but I saw applets that don't start off with thick boarders, like runescape. How do I achive this? It is around it.
Asked by Matthew - Tue Mar 27 20:55:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. and u checked all ur properties and checked to make sure there is no property with it there? also is it around the applet or is it in the applet like is it outlined or part of the applet
Answered by posiden5665 - Tue Mar 27 21:22:57 2007
How do you save Java Applets on web pages to your computer?
Q. I would like to know how to save a Java Game from a web page to my computer. If that is possible. Thanks
Asked by johnny - Mon Feb 18 02:49:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use or something like that
Answered by misskania - Mon Feb 18 02:57:35 2008
Q. I would like to know how to save a Java Game from a web page to my computer. If that is possible. Thanks
Asked by johnny - Mon Feb 18 02:49:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use or something like that
Answered by misskania - Mon Feb 18 02:57:35 2008
Problem in running Java applets in home page of my web site?
Q. Although I have installed j2re-1_4_2_13-windows-i58 6-p in my computer but still i am not able to run java applets in my home HTML page.what may be the cause?pl help
Asked by vipin_pdc - Thu Jun 5 02:01:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That doesn't sound right... Verify you have the latest install by going here:
Answered by Dean T - Thu Jun 5 02:08:06 2008
Q. Although I have installed j2re-1_4_2_13-windows-i58 6-p in my computer but still i am not able to run java applets in my home HTML page.what may be the cause?pl help
Asked by vipin_pdc - Thu Jun 5 02:01:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That doesn't sound right... Verify you have the latest install by going here:
Answered by Dean T - Thu Jun 5 02:08:06 2008
Can cell phones's WEB BROWSERS run Java-based applets inside the browser?
Q. **Please read the question in full before replying** Out of curiosity i was wondering...i know all cell phones have Java virtual machines to run apps on them but was wondering how are things when you surf the web inside the cell phone when you come across a webpage that uses java on it...does the cellphone render java applets inside the browser or just ignore them? Thanks very much for your replies everyone.
Asked by I Love Yahoo Answers! - Tue Jan 15 23:50:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. **Please read the question in full before replying** Out of curiosity i was wondering...i know all cell phones have Java virtual machines to run apps on them but was wondering how are things when you surf the web inside the cell phone when you come across a webpage that uses java on it...does the cellphone render java applets inside the browser or just ignore them? Thanks very much for your replies everyone.
Asked by I Love Yahoo Answers! - Tue Jan 15 23:50:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Does anyone know anything about a Java Applets for Yahoo Fantasy Baseball?
Q. I've heard rumors that there is an applet that allows you to view the pitching matchup and game splits in your "MY TEAM" window. Its set as a default so you can see it at all times. Does anyone know anything about this or know where I can get it?
Asked by Beef - Sun May 13 20:22:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sorry, that's currently no avail... -nny
Answered by sychly - Mon May 14 16:50:56 2007
Q. I've heard rumors that there is an applet that allows you to view the pitching matchup and game splits in your "MY TEAM" window. Its set as a default so you can see it at all times. Does anyone know anything about this or know where I can get it?
Asked by Beef - Sun May 13 20:22:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sorry, that's currently no avail... -nny
Answered by sychly - Mon May 14 16:50:56 2007
How do I enable Java applets to be able to play certain games?
Q. How do I enable Java applets to be able to play certain games?
Asked by Angel B - Mon Jun 4 16:15:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No need to purposely enable java applet if your pc already got java runtime environment (JRE /JVM) If you cant run java applet from your browser, possibly you pc dont have JRE/JVM in it. For windows installation, just click on ***.exe and it would configure everything for you. If you are using a linux machine, you need to add in JAVA_HOME as a environment variable into your .bash_profile (hidden file located at your home directory)
Answered by Zeus - Fri Jun 8 04:23:38 2007
Q. How do I enable Java applets to be able to play certain games?
Asked by Angel B - Mon Jun 4 16:15:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No need to purposely enable java applet if your pc already got java runtime environment (JRE /JVM) If you cant run java applet from your browser, possibly you pc dont have JRE/JVM in it. For windows installation, just click on ***.exe and it would configure everything for you. If you are using a linux machine, you need to add in JAVA_HOME as a environment variable into your .bash_profile (hidden file located at your home directory)
Answered by Zeus - Fri Jun 8 04:23:38 2007
What is the role of HTMLConverter with regards to Java Applets?
Q. What is the role of HTMLConverter with regards to Java Applets?
Asked by crazylegs123 - Thu Nov 20 14:53:39 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That little utility was included with java 1.4. You put a .class or .jar file into a folder and fire HTMLConverter up (it's a Swing App) and the results was an HTML page with the applet tag, both as a code base and as a DOM object. Sinice the advent of NetBeans and Java WebStart, I haven't used HTMLConverter in a long time. In the NetBeans IDE we set up to do an Applet and when the code is completed, build final, which creates the jar file along with the HTML. You see, Java 1.2 is the timeline when Microsoft and Sun agreed MS could not modify the java API and java was not included with future MS products. With Java 1.6 we have fully realized the JRE plug-in as the glue for java-capable browsers.
Answered by deonejuan - Thu Nov 20 15:05:37 2008
Q. What is the role of HTMLConverter with regards to Java Applets?
Asked by crazylegs123 - Thu Nov 20 14:53:39 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That little utility was included with java 1.4. You put a .class or .jar file into a folder and fire HTMLConverter up (it's a Swing App) and the results was an HTML page with the applet tag, both as a code base and as a DOM object. Sinice the advent of NetBeans and Java WebStart, I haven't used HTMLConverter in a long time. In the NetBeans IDE we set up to do an Applet and when the code is completed, build final, which creates the jar file along with the HTML. You see, Java 1.2 is the timeline when Microsoft and Sun agreed MS could not modify the java API and java was not included with future MS products. With Java 1.6 we have fully realized the JRE plug-in as the glue for java-capable browsers.
Answered by deonejuan - Thu Nov 20 15:05:37 2008
For what purpose is the java language used??what are java applets ,java servlets,what are java applets?
Q. For what purpose is the java language used??what are java applets ,java servlets,what are java beans??
Asked by Monal R - Tue Jan 6 03:21:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Java is just another computer language like COBOL, FORTRAN, BASIC, Visual Basic, C#, etc. It started out being a language that could run anywhere because it compiled to an intermediate file format that was platform independent. As long as the appropriate runtime environment was available, the compiled program would run. It has evolved into a full fledged computer language in which you can write any type of application. Interestingly, .NET applications use the same concept now. The code is compiled to an intermediate file format that runs in the .NET Framework. Java Applets are small applications that have to run within a runtime environment. Usually that is your browser. Java Servlets are Java applications that run on a server and… [cont.]
Answered by GreyBeard - Tue Jan 6 03:38:51 2009
Q. For what purpose is the java language used??what are java applets ,java servlets,what are java beans??
Asked by Monal R - Tue Jan 6 03:21:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Java is just another computer language like COBOL, FORTRAN, BASIC, Visual Basic, C#, etc. It started out being a language that could run anywhere because it compiled to an intermediate file format that was platform independent. As long as the appropriate runtime environment was available, the compiled program would run. It has evolved into a full fledged computer language in which you can write any type of application. Interestingly, .NET applications use the same concept now. The code is compiled to an intermediate file format that runs in the .NET Framework. Java Applets are small applications that have to run within a runtime environment. Usually that is your browser. Java Servlets are Java applications that run on a server and… [cont.]
Answered by GreyBeard - Tue Jan 6 03:38:51 2009
problem with setting the timer in java applets.?
Q. I am new to java applets.I want to view the next page from the current page after particular seconds without any click events.For that i have to set the timer.can anyone help with the coding for that.
Asked by lathamohan - Mon Sep 29 06:16:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Timer is usually used to make buttons flash or displays to change. In other words, it pulses. What I think you want is a thread. See link below. They name a thread Timer.
Answered by deonejuan - Mon Sep 29 07:07:01 2008
Q. I am new to java applets.I want to view the next page from the current page after particular seconds without any click events.For that i have to set the timer.can anyone help with the coding for that.
Asked by lathamohan - Mon Sep 29 06:16:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Timer is usually used to make buttons flash or displays to change. In other words, it pulses. What I think you want is a thread. See link below. They name a thread Timer.
Answered by deonejuan - Mon Sep 29 07:07:01 2008
An Introduction to Programming With Java Applets By Elizabeth Boese?
Q. i need free ebook on this topic ... can any one provide me the link for this book ... thank you
Asked by passion - Tue May 26 06:51:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is likely to be the best you can get for free...
Answered by Germann A - Wed May 27 11:11:03 2009
Q. i need free ebook on this topic ... can any one provide me the link for this book ... thank you
Asked by passion - Tue May 26 06:51:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is likely to be the best you can get for free...
Answered by Germann A - Wed May 27 11:11:03 2009
Can we add videos and animations,java applets in a power point presentation?
Q. Can we add videos and animations,java applets in a power point presentation?
Asked by Monalisa - Thu Apr 9 15:26:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This greatly depends on the version of PowerPoint you are using. For 2003 and up you can now place videos, sounds, and some other multimedia in them. I don't believe they can handle Java Applets though, you need Java to run them, which is not possible at this point in time. As far as animations go, you need to see what file types are supported, GIF is one, they may even take SWF files now. Check the documentation for the version you have to see what is supported with that version of PowerPoint. Hope that helps!
Answered by ddevilsdiva - Thu Apr 9 15:34:55 2009
Q. Can we add videos and animations,java applets in a power point presentation?
Asked by Monalisa - Thu Apr 9 15:26:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This greatly depends on the version of PowerPoint you are using. For 2003 and up you can now place videos, sounds, and some other multimedia in them. I don't believe they can handle Java Applets though, you need Java to run them, which is not possible at this point in time. As far as animations go, you need to see what file types are supported, GIF is one, they may even take SWF files now. Check the documentation for the version you have to see what is supported with that version of PowerPoint. Hope that helps!
Answered by ddevilsdiva - Thu Apr 9 15:34:55 2009
what to do if java applets are not running on a web page?
Q. i have a java enabled web browser(netscape)..some of the java applets work but some of them gives a dialog that "add-on plugins are missing"...what to do to run those plugins..??
Asked by shailly p - Tue Nov 6 05:26:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I sugesst you to update Java Runtime Enviornment(JRE) from
Answered by Shariq (http://coinsindia.info) - Tue Nov 6 05:31:21 2007
Q. i have a java enabled web browser(netscape)..some of the java applets work but some of them gives a dialog that "add-on plugins are missing"...what to do to run those plugins..??
Asked by shailly p - Tue Nov 6 05:26:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I sugesst you to update Java Runtime Enviornment(JRE) from
Answered by Shariq (http://coinsindia.info) - Tue Nov 6 05:31:21 2007
Why isn't my Safari running Java applets?
Q. I have reinstalled Java twice, and it still won't run any Java applets. It just sits there with the cup logo and the arrow on either side. I already reset my Safari, Mr. "Common Sense"
Asked by D168 - Sun Jan 20 22:09:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oh, this happened to me once. it was something really advanced. i think i found the answer searching through apple's help threads. exercise good keywords and scroll scroll scroll.
Answered by LornaBug - Sun Jan 20 22:17:58 2008
Q. I have reinstalled Java twice, and it still won't run any Java applets. It just sits there with the cup logo and the arrow on either side. I already reset my Safari, Mr. "Common Sense"
Asked by D168 - Sun Jan 20 22:09:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oh, this happened to me once. it was something really advanced. i think i found the answer searching through apple's help threads. exercise good keywords and scroll scroll scroll.
Answered by LornaBug - Sun Jan 20 22:17:58 2008
difference between applications and applets in java?
Q. Difference between java application and java applets. Difference between java applets and java swings
Asked by unknown - Wed Mar 25 22:51:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Applications run on your PC. Applets run on an internet browser as long as your machine has the Java Runtime Enviroment installed.
Answered by tpjava - Thu Mar 26 04:06:18 2009
Q. Difference between java application and java applets. Difference between java applets and java swings
Asked by unknown - Wed Mar 25 22:51:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Applications run on your PC. Applets run on an internet browser as long as your machine has the Java Runtime Enviroment installed.
Answered by tpjava - Thu Mar 26 04:06:18 2009
Can i use another applets than Java applets in Yahoo games ?
Q. Can i use another applets than Java applets in Yahoo games ?
Asked by Majina - Sat Nov 4 07:27:02 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If java is launching your games, it will show the coffee cup logo while loading. Go to start button, settings, go to control panel open Internet Options, advance tab, uncheck the 2 javas listed. Make sure JIT is checked, click apply then ok. This lets MSN VN launch games. This will speed up game loading time! I play games about every night with no problems using these settings. If you don t have MSN VM, get it here: virtualserver/default.msp x
Answered by unknown - Sat Nov 4 10:26:35 2006
Q. Can i use another applets than Java applets in Yahoo games ?
Asked by Majina - Sat Nov 4 07:27:02 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If java is launching your games, it will show the coffee cup logo while loading. Go to start button, settings, go to control panel open Internet Options, advance tab, uncheck the 2 javas listed. Make sure JIT is checked, click apply then ok. This lets MSN VN launch games. This will speed up game loading time! I play games about every night with no problems using these settings. If you don t have MSN VM, get it here: virtualserver/default.msp x
Answered by unknown - Sat Nov 4 10:26:35 2006
It says my browser has not enabled Java Applets what does this mean? is it good or bad?
Q. If it is necessary how do I do this
Asked by ROBIN 53 - Thu Sep 4 15:56:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means that you don't have Java installed or you disabled it. Java is used to embed an application on to a webpage, like a game or a chat client. To enable it for your browser, just google it. I put the link to search for firefox and internet explorer. Firefox - Internet Explorer - To install Java, download the installer from the Java website.
Answered by ItsJareds - Thu Sep 4 16:06:27 2008
Q. If it is necessary how do I do this
Asked by ROBIN 53 - Thu Sep 4 15:56:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means that you don't have Java installed or you disabled it. Java is used to embed an application on to a webpage, like a game or a chat client. To enable it for your browser, just google it. I put the link to search for firefox and internet explorer. Firefox - Internet Explorer - To install Java, download the installer from the Java website.
Answered by ItsJareds - Thu Sep 4 16:06:27 2008
how can you test java applets without manually clearing cache each time?
Q. i have been working with java classes/applets lately. each time i want to look at the changes that i made, i have to manually delete the files from my cache. is there a solid way in html or php to force the browser into clearing the cache. i know of the meta tag for doing this, but it is not always reliable... i was wondering what the pro java programmers do... please note: this involves java not javascript.
Asked by reversehalo - Thu Mar 30 12:31:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure if this will help, but you might try making your browser get the latest version each time you view that page: Tools->Internet Options In the Temporary Internet Files section, click on Settings Select Everytime I visit the page
Answered by jskud - Thu Mar 30 15:05:36 2006
Q. i have been working with java classes/applets lately. each time i want to look at the changes that i made, i have to manually delete the files from my cache. is there a solid way in html or php to force the browser into clearing the cache. i know of the meta tag for doing this, but it is not always reliable... i was wondering what the pro java programmers do... please note: this involves java not javascript.
Asked by reversehalo - Thu Mar 30 12:31:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure if this will help, but you might try making your browser get the latest version each time you view that page: Tools->Internet Options In the Temporary Internet Files section, click on Settings Select Everytime I visit the page
Answered by jskud - Thu Mar 30 15:05:36 2006
What font do I need for the Yahoo! Games java applets?
Q. All characters in the Java Applet area of the Canasta game are squares with X in them. Looks similar to [X]. I have an iBook with Mac OS X 10.2
Asked by little_mizz_tinkerbell - Tue Jul 24 05:18:53 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is a java problem. Yahoo games require jave to load. Go To www.java.com and download the latest java (its free) and then you should have no problem. Good luck
Answered by pi3pt141something - Tue Jul 24 10:02:28 2007
Q. All characters in the Java Applet area of the Canasta game are squares with X in them. Looks similar to [X]. I have an iBook with Mac OS X 10.2
Asked by little_mizz_tinkerbell - Tue Jul 24 05:18:53 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is a java problem. Yahoo games require jave to load. Go To www.java.com and download the latest java (its free) and then you should have no problem. Good luck
Answered by pi3pt141something - Tue Jul 24 10:02:28 2007
Shape of Buttons in Java Applets?
Q. Does anyone know how i can make a hexagon shaped button in java applets and the have it tesalate? is possible answer with code but all ideas are welcome
Asked by Exxtreme - Thu Mar 5 12:10:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Does anyone know how i can make a hexagon shaped button in java applets and the have it tesalate? is possible answer with code but all ideas are welcome
Asked by Exxtreme - Thu Mar 5 12:10:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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