java applets and applications

Is there any way i can put a standalone java application in a web browser or put an application into an applet.

I have written an application and want to know how to embed it into a browser.

I've searched for how to do this but couldn't find anything.

I was hoping to create something like this: http://home.comcast.net/~fhcsmith/intro/ch2/ch2ex5.html

(Ignore everything except the "Java Console I/O")

I don't want to create that specific program but want to know how to put an

application like that into a browser

Thanks

[573 byte] By [Bjava] at [2007-11-26 20:32:38]
# 1

> Is there any way i can put a standalone java

> application in a web browser or put an application

> into an applet.

>

> I have written an application and want to know how to

> embed it into a browser.

> I've searched for how to do this but couldn't find

> anything.

>

> I was hoping to create something like this:

> http://home.comcast.net/~fhcsmith/intro/ch2/ch2ex5.htm

> l

> (Ignore everything except the "Java Console I/O")

>

> I don't want to create that specific program but want

> to know how to put an

> application like that into a browser

>

> Thanks

With the ch2ex5 approach, users on some browsers can't do keyboard input because the browser steals all of it. A better approach would be launching a separate application window from an event handler for applet GUI(button et al).

hiwaa at 2007-7-10 1:22:56 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,Java Programming...
# 2
> A better approach would be launching a> separate application window from an event handler for> applet GUI(button et al).I couldn't find out how to launch a seperate application window. I found results about Java Web Start. Is that what I want?
Bjava at 2007-7-10 1:22:56 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,Java Programming...
# 3

> > A better approach would be launching a

> > separate application window from an event handler

> for

> > applet GUI(button et al).

>

> I couldn't find out how to launch a seperate

> application window. I found results about Java Web

> Start. Is that what I want?

That could work. It won't be embedded in a browser. Instead, you could setup a page where they could click on a link that would open a JNLP file which would download and run your application. The catch is that they have to have a reasonably recent version Java with JWS installed on the machine. Of course, you can make a page to test for that and direct them to a download if necessary.

kablaira at 2007-7-10 1:22:56 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,Java Programming...