Originally Posted by
KAJLogic
Let me reassure you I understand what each is. Perhaps I am mistaken, HTML (as I said) is pseudo code for the browser, and an applet is a java plugin to utilize the JVM through the browser.
And like I said in the previous thread, html is not pseudo code. An applet is not a plugin; it is run by a plugin.
Originally Posted by
KAJLogic
I just meant I want to see the code that calls on the init() start() paint(Graphics) stop(), and destroy() methods. I want to know this because I learn better when everything is made available to me.
The source of the JDK is readily available. You can look through that if you're very curious. I'm not sure whether the actual browser plugins are open-source. Google is your friend there.
Originally Posted by
KAJLogic
Okay, fine a java programming is running switching HTML etcetera. But, what is JSP then, a collection of classes (API) for doing various tasks? Is it a scripting language that some other language recognizes? This all seems very convoluted, java is a computing language that communicates with the O/S or board to preform tasks. So, JSP can only be a few things; classes or api, a pseudo language interpreted by some other language, or perhaps some driver or JNI addon for server systems?
Did you read the link I posted above? All of this is explained in the JSP tutorials.