| How do I build an applet with Eclipse ? [message #110487] |
Thu, 20 October 2005 13:58  |
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Originally posted by: mbpliam.cs.com
Hi,
I have been working with Eclipse for several weeks now. I have
sucessfully built the basic tutorials, and have downloaded and built
JFace/SWT simple applications. I have previously embedded applets in my
server web pages using html. But I cannot figure out how to build an
applet using Eclipse. Online help is either of no value or to convoluted
for me to thread my way through.
This should be a fairly straightforward matter, given that Java is most
proud of its applet acheivement. Can anyone please point me to an online
tutorial that does more than simply provide applet coding. I need to know
EXACTLY how to proceed from scratch using Eclipse.
Thankyou for any help that you might provide.
Mike
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| Re: How do I build an applet with Eclipse ? [message #110563 is a reply to message #110487] |
Thu, 20 October 2005 18:06  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse3.rizzoweb.com
Michael Pliam wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been working with Eclipse for several weeks now. I have
> sucessfully built the basic tutorials, and have downloaded and built
> JFace/SWT simple applications. I have previously embedded applets in my
> server web pages using html. But I cannot figure out how to build an
> applet using Eclipse. Online help is either of no value or to
> convoluted for me to thread my way through.
>
> This should be a fairly straightforward matter, given that Java is most
> proud of its applet acheivement. Can anyone please point me to an
> online tutorial that does more than simply provide applet coding. I
> need to know EXACTLY how to proceed from scratch using Eclipse.
First, if you think Java's most "proud" achievement is applets then
you've been out of touch with the Java community for about 8 years or more.
Anyway, you can create an applet by invoking File > New > Class and then
selecting Applet as the Superclass. That is the Eclipse-specific part.
As for examples of applet programming in general, I'm sure Google can
find all the tutorials and examples you could possibly consume.
BTW, since you're bound to ask later, you can easily test your applet in
Eclipse by right-clicking on the Java file ad choosing "Run as..."
HTH,
Eric
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