I designed the applet to be used on the homepage of a tavern. The tavern unfortunately doesn't exist anymore, but you still can find the page on my web space. Following the link below will show the applet on the WuKu homepage:

Have a look at the WuKu-Homepage with the applet on it
Have a look at the applet alone below:

The purpose when creating this applet was to build a homepage with dynamic content and easily maintenance for a person who has (had) absolutely no knowledge in using computers. So the only thing you have to do to change the content of the applet was to write the text files (with rudimental text formatting) and upload them.
To find out more about how the applet works download and study the source code.

  Download the compiled java applet below:

        mirror 1 is        (file size: 12.09 kB, last modified: 06.12.2009)

        mirror 2 is        (file size: 301 Moved Permanently bytes, last modified: 01.01.1970)

        mirror 3 is   

  Download the source code of the java applet below:

        mirror 1 is        (file size: 22.63 kB, last modified: 06.12.2009)

        mirror 2 is        (file size: 301 Moved Permanently bytes, last modified: 01.01.1970)

        mirror 3 is   

  Download and see the documented source code as PDF below:

        mirror 1 is        (file size: 140.25 kB, last modified: 06.12.2009)

        mirror 2 is        (file size: 301 Moved Permanently bytes, last modified: 01.01.1970)

        mirror 3 is   

If you need more information on how to embed a Java™ applet using XHTML compliant code have a look at the document 04_content_java_embed.php.

last update: 2009-12-30 - 19:51:19.
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