java applet using JSE no main class found
This is the code that I am using for a very simple applet from a basic Java book. I know i need a main class but Ive tried to put in the main method and it gives me errors. The error I get with the posted code is that when i try to run it there is no main class found. As i mentioned, I tried to put a main method in but no combination works? Is there someone out there that knows JSE?Could someone help me with the code I need to make this run in java studio enterprise? Thanks so much.
import javax.swing.JApplet;
import java.awt.*;
publicclass Einsteinextends JApplet{
publicvoid paint (Graphics page)
{
page.drawRect (50,50,40,40);
page.drawRect(60,80,225,30);
page.drawOval(75,65,20,20);
page.drawLine(35,60,100,120);
page.drawString("Out of clutter, find simplicity.", 110,70);
page.drawString("--Albert einstein",130,100);
}
}
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pberardi1a] at [2007-11-27 9:21:44]

I'm just learning about JApplet's myself, so this could be wrong but:
1) I'm not sure that you need a main method here. Rather, I think you need an init method.
2) You probably shouldn't be overriding the paint method without good reason (and from peeking at your code, I don't see good reason). Rather you should be overriding paintComponent.
3) Have a look at the Java JApplet tutorial located here:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/applet.html
Anyone: please correct any mistakes.
> This is the code that I am using for a very simple
> applet from a basic Java book. I know i need a main
> class but Ive tried to put in the main method and it
> gives me errors. The error I get with the posted
oh?
1) an applet doesn't need a main method
2) you shouldn't get errors if you add one anyway, unless of course you make a mistake (or more than one).
> code is that when i try to run it there is no main
> class found. As i mentioned, I tried to put a main
> method in but no combination works? Is there someone
1) as already mentioned, applets don't need a main method.
2) what errors? You're probably doing something quite wrong but without more details it's impossible to tell what.
> out there that knows JSE?Could someone help me
nah. On Sun's Java forums?