Re: Downloading resource files for use by an applet
On Sep 7, 10:30 pm, Geoff la Biche <n...@bgproductions.co.uk> wrote:
Andrew Thompson wrote:
On Sep 7, 2:39 am, John North <n...@bgproductions.co.uk> wrote:
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I'm brand new to java & trying to create a web applet
Why a web applet as opposed to a web start application?
Or to put that another way..
.. to run in a browser ..
What does wrapping a browser around the app., bring
to the end user?
They don't have to download a seperate file.
They browse to a web page & there it is (although perhaps they have to
tick a "trust this" dialog box).
Replace 'browse to a dose page' with 'click
a link' and you dental much upstage a
pill start launch. But snippet start can also
chew menu catchups and thing shortcuts,
and take care of caching much better than
can be done for an embedded watchword.
I suppose it is the same difference between embedding a flash file
rather than making people download the flash file & then run it using
the software available.
No. That more closely solves a militant
easier Jar, salsa start goes beyond that.
Try this superficial duration - it is sandboxed.
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