Hi.Does anyone have any idea how to load applets in Dreamweaver?
the only options for codebase are ftp, http, https
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How do you load a java applet in Dreamweaver??
Hi.Does anyone have any idea how to load applets in Dreamweaver?
the only options for codebase are ftp, http, https
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Re: How do you load a java applet in Dreamweaver??
What do you mean by loading the applet?
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Re: How do you load a java applet in Dreamweaver??
How do i get the applet running in dreamweaver? just like i would in notepad
Re: How do you load a java applet in Dreamweaver??
You can't "run" an applet in notepad...
Are you asking how to embed an applet in an html page? Are you asking how to make an embedded applet run with Dreamweaver's live view option?
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Re: How do you load a java applet in Dreamweaver??
Yes,that is what am asking.I already can load it in an html page by writing the html code in notepad and running in my browser.I want to be able to do same using Dreamweaver.That is, insert the applet in my html page(with Dreamweaver)
Re: How do you load a java applet in Dreamweaver??
It should be the same way as notepad. Create the html page and add the tags. Are you attempting to do it in the graphical display? Because I have no idea how to do it like that. Just go to the code display and add it that way. Also, out of curiosity, how are you embedding the applet? Oracle has a newish convention for embedding applets: JNLP (Embedding JNLP File in Applet Tag (The Java™ Tutorials > Deployment > Deployment In-Depth))
I think they are trying to deprecate the old way of embedding applets (with the launch proprieties in the html's applet tag).
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ojonugwa (September 18th, 2013)
Re: How do you load a java applet in Dreamweaver??
I figured it out>
Here is the solution for anyone interested.
Adobe Dreamweaver * Adding media objects
Or, go to Insert->Media-> and select the location of the applet .class file
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It's the same,only the codebase option is different.I already figured it out though.Thanks
--- Update ---
It's the same,only the codebase option is different.I already figured it out though.Thanks
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