I am attempting to write a JApplet that uses information in a text file to load and save data from. I have successfully got the applet to load the information, but ...
I am loking into capturing and streaming video over the network using a java applet. So far, it looks like JMF is outdated and FMJ won't be able to capture at ...
I imagine this would be a very rudimentary problem, since I am not quite familiar with applet deployments: I was made to convert a Swing application into an applet and embed ...
Can you tell me the best solution today to make an applet that plays mjpeg/divx/h.264.
I need it to work on systems without installing any additional software (like jmf).
The client simply goes ...
currently working on a simple test game that I am trying to implement into a webpage. The game works fine in eclipse and has no problem launching. However after going through ...
see, i am developing a web application that downloads files from a server via http requests, but in a case the file isn't in the server but in the applet itself, ...
Two remarks: 1) what happens when you put that 'sleep(30)' at the end of your while loop? 2) you can't instantiate a BufferedReader with a buffer size of zero (0). kind ...
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I'm writing an applet that allows a user name and password to be typed in. I am using Filereader to read the username and password from text file and if it matches, it'll allow you to log in. My applet works fine withing Netbeans, JGrasp, etc. but when I use it inside a webpage, it doesn't even read from the file. ...
You can't really. An applet is run at the client's computer, no matter where the applet .jar resides. This means that to actually write data to where the applet jar is, you would need to be running something on the server that would accept the data from the applet-client (such as an sftp server or your own application that would read ...