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Introducing Java Applets

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Published: 03 Jul 2007

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This article examines Java Applets with the help of examples.

by Debjani Mallick
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An applet is a special kind of Java program which is used for internet programming. The applets reside in a server and they can be downloaded from the server to the client machine and executed on client machine provided that the browser should be enabled with Java technology. Applets are basically of two types.

Local Applet – These are applets which are created for standalone PC's where the same PC is distinguished as server and client. Hence, to execute a local applet there is no need of internet connection.

Remote Applet – The applets which are developed for an environment where the server and the client machine are physically apart from each other are called remote applets.

In order to locate and load the remote applet we must know the applet address on the web. This address is known as the URL. The difference between a Java applet and a Java application is that a Java application runs standalone, i.e. outside the browser while an applet runs in the context of a web browser, embedded within an HTML page.

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Name: mayank
Date: 10/14/2009 2:35:43 AM
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i m learning applet,can you please explain me how to write code for event handling in applets.if you know the answer then please mail to my email id mayank.mathur06@gmail.com.

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it shows me an error that no main found

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