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Re: [dgplug] Hi all, I have a query.....

Hi,
 
I think you are unaware that JAVA is platfrom independent . So what u can do in windows , u can also do that in any other platform. Attaching both the java file & a screenshot of it in Fedora Core 3.
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Kushal
sandeepan kumar <sandeepankumar@...> wrote:
Hi

  My dear friend , what u have told is the concept of
Windows based java but it wont work in Linux.

And for ur kind info , i have already used that
header with the filename.class.
But have u seen the .class file in Linux
plateform....?

This happens only in Windows....
--- Kushal Das <programmerkd@...> wrote:
> Write these lines first in your java file.
> " /* <applet code="file.class" width=200 height=300>
>      </applet>
>   */
> "
> except the quotes, and exchange the file.class with
> your class file (the one u have complied).

> Happy hacking!!!!



>
>
> sandeepan kumar <sandeepankumar@...> wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> You have talked about the proper header. What is
> that?
>
> The .java file that extends JApplet class and import
> all the necessary libraries has been already
> imported
> in this file..
>
> Also the same file is compiled but to view the
> applet
> window ,,,as we need the command
>
> appletviewer filename.java (in Windows/DOS)
>
> does not work here in Linux..
>
> So, i want to know that command  only....
>
> Bye..
>
> --- Kushal Das <programmerkd@...> wrote:
> > Do u write proper header on the .java file?
> >
> > sandeepankumar <sandeepankumar@...> wrote:
> >
> > Can anybody tell me that what is the command to
> run
> > the applet on
> > Linux after compilation of .java file .
> >
> > The commanad appletviewer <filename>.java doesn't
> > work here i've
> > tried it..
> >
> > Bye...
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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Can anybody tell me that what is the command to run the applet on Linux after compilation of .java file . The commanad appletviewer <filename>.java doesn't...
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Jan 20, 2005
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Do u write proper header on the .java file? sandeepankumar <sandeepankumar@...> wrote: Can anybody tell me that what is the command to run the applet...
Kushal Das
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Jan 20, 2005
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Hi , You have talked about the proper header. What is that? The .java file that extends JApplet class and import all the necessary libraries has been already...
sandeepan kumar
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Jan 24, 2005
4:09 am

Write these lines first in your java file. " /* <applet code="file.class" width=200 height=300> </applet> */ " except the quotes, and exchange the file.class...
Kushal Das
programmerkd
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Jan 24, 2005
5:30 am

Hi My dear friend , what u have told is the concept of Windows based java but it wont work in Linux. And for ur kind info , i have already used that header...
sandeepan kumar
sandeepankumar
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Jan 25, 2005
4:06 am

Hi, I think you are unaware that JAVA is platfrom independent . So what u can do in windows , u can also do that in any other platform. Attaching both the java...
Kushal Das
programmerkd
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Jan 25, 2005
1:11 pm

Oh... That is fine.. But i have installed Fedora Core 1 and to compile the java file the javac command doesn't work but i use the gcj --main=<Classname>...
sandeepan kumar
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Jan 27, 2005
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