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1. how can i add a swing application as a whole in a java applet?    stackoverflow.com

i have made a urdu editor using swing in java and now wana add it in an applet to make a gadget that will be be available online, i am also ...

2. Applet an application    coderanch.com

JApplet/Applet are both descendants of Component, so you can add them to a Swing container. What I have done is create my applet like you normally would first. Then, to make it an applicaiton, simply create a new class with a JFrame, and add the applet as a component to that JFrame. You have to call the applet's init() and start() ...

3. applet & application    coderanch.com

4. URGENT application ok... applet not ok    coderanch.com

Hi Any of you guru's have an idea about the following. by the way...just passed the SCJP with 88% but it hasnt helped me with this monkey:-( Ive been developing a program that gives the user a tree structure on the left hand side of the display and depending on what they select from this tree, a different set of options ...

6. Application into an Applet    coderanch.com

7. Compile a JApplet through another application    coderanch.com

Hi, I am writing a program and it has the functionality of compiling a JApplet which will be created in the same place where the original program locates. Anyway, it is not compiled, so I need to compile it when I click on the compile button. When the button is clicked, it will first find the location, and then compiles the ...

8. NetBeans GUI Application to Applet    forums.oracle.com

I have recently created a NetBeans GUI application that I would like to transform in to an applet. Looking at the instructions provided for the creation of applets in NetBeans did not seem to help my cause; it appeared irrelevant to applications that have already been created not as applet classes. I would greatly appreciate any tips on how to accomplish ...





10. Connect a remote applet for swing application    forums.oracle.com

11. run applet from swing application    forums.oracle.com

A Container is a Component and you can add a Component to a Container and you can get the contents of a JApplet using getContentPane(). You can either set it as the contentPane if you use a container that implements RootPaneContainer or you can just add it to any container in your program using add(). Your applet should be initialised in ...