How do you convert a Java file (either .java or .jar) to an applet that can be run from a server?
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Java File to Applet
How do you convert a Java file (either .java or .jar) to an applet that can be run from a server?
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Re: Java File to Applet
The conversion goes the other way. A .java file that defines an applet is used to create a .class file. The .class file in placed in a jar file that can be read from a server.
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Re: Java File to Applet
These files can update databases as other programs use them, by making the databases update in real-time correct?
Re: Java File to Applet
Not completely in real-time. There can be network and server delays.
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Re: Java File to Applet
Within reason though, right? As in, the other applets could update without having to completely reload the page.
Re: Java File to Applet
Update what? reload what page? It all depends on the application.
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Re: Java File to Applet
Should I explain my project more? Would that help?
Re: Java File to Applet
Do you have any specific java programming questions?
I know nothing about databases or most servers.
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Ace Java 9000 (September 25th, 2012)
Re: Java File to Applet
No, I should probably address this problem to another thread though. Thanks!
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