Converting Applications to Applets

Converting Applications to Applets

An application is a standalone program consisting of at least one class with a main method. Applets differ significantly from applications. First, applets do not have a main method that is automatically called to begin the program. Instead, several methods are called at different points in the execution of an applet. The difference between Java applets and applications lies in how they are run. Applications are usually run by loading the application's main class file with a Java interpreter, such as the java tool in the JDK(TM) 6.

However], in my application I have to parse a file, since Applet disallows access files. How can I convert API to Applets?[/b

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[738 byte] By [ardmorea] at [2007-11-27 10:07:57]
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> since Applet disallows access files. File access is disallowed by default, but it's not impossible. http://java.sun.com/sfaq/~
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