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1. JApplet will not launch JComponent in browsers, works in Eclipse stackoverflow.com

I have coded a game proto-type in Java during my spare-time. This game was merely for my educational purposes only. I have it working fine via a JNLP launch file on ...

2. Swing Applet doesnt work in Browser! forums.netbeans.org

Hi there! First of all, please excuse my English-mistakes - I'm a little out of practice. I got a problem: I created a new project in NetBeans -> Java Application. I ...

3. y does'nt the browser support the applet which uses swings. coderanch.com

Some recent browsers support Java 2 (which is needed for Swing), but many still only support Java 1.02, which only includes AWT. You can download a (large) plugin from Sun for each of the latest Java versions which will work to extend Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer and provide all the facilities you need. Bear in mind that there are a ...

4. Why is applet on some browsers... coderanch.com

give my TicTacToe game a different appearance. Here's the web site: http://snydb2001.freeservers.com/TicTac.html and here's the code. Thanks for the help. I've been looking everywhere for the answer. Maybe using swing is the answer? I think not because isn't swing not recognized on all plu-ins? import java.awt.event.*; import java.applet.*; import java.awt.*; public class TTT extends Applet { public boolean[][] x = new ...

5. Swing applets on browser coderanch.com

6. Problem in running JApplet in the Browser coderanch.com

Hi Santhosh, Even I have got it working by downloading the plugin from the sun's website. But now the problem is I want my (Swing)website to be accessed anywhere even when the client machine does not have the plugin installed and must prompt to download the plugin. When I convert my applet and when it prompts to install the plugin in ...

7. Swing applet-browser..bug coderanch.com

8. swing applets in browsers coderanch.com

9. code for commnication between applet & browser coderanch.com

10. detaching an applet from a browser coderanch.com

You can detach it. It's not hard. Here is how I did it: First, my main applet code/display is actually in a JPanel. This makes it easy to run it as an app, an applet, or a popped out applet. Here is the code that does the poppin in and out. mainPanel is the main JPanel. private void popoutApplet(){ if (frame ...