How to see Java applet on my site?I already put the applet code in my HTML.?
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Make sure the compiled applet and any non-standard class it references is uploaded your server/web hosting account and that you have followed the instructions on the page http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/plugin/developer_guide/using_tags.html .
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What browser are you using? Try reinstalling Java!
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"To install Java applet" you have to just install Java Virtual Machine(JVM), it you can search from Google, and download it. That's is all, as simple as that just piece of cake!:)
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Have you downloaded the latest Java version? If not get it here:\nhttp://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
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u had number of options for this\nwww.sun.java.com\nwww.precisejava.com\nwww.theserverside.com
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Everyone is answering sooooo wrong! Javascript is NOT the same as Java! Downloading Java has nothing to do with viewing javascript.\n\nTo view javascript in Internet Explorer, go to Tools > Internet Options > Security > Internet > Custom Level > Scripting > Active Scripting > "Enable" > OK > answer "Yes" > Ok
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You need to enable it first.\nThen you have to restatrt your computer.\nI assume you already downloaded it?\n\nGo to your "tools" menu, then to the "advanced" tab, now scroll down till you see "Java". check the box to enable it.\nNow restart....PRESTO!
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http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
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If the applete is not working then it is problem with your java run time enivroment(JVM). To slove this problem just install the new version of Java.\n\nwww.java.com
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Yup, it's cuz you went to a site requiring Java. Like the prior answer said, uninstall it if you don't need it, but most many sites uses them.\n\nP.S. to view what Java you've got on your pc: \nClick START => RUN => then type Control Panel.  \nLook for the coffee cup (java) and double click it. \nClick [Setting] located towards the bottom right of the Java Control Panel. \nOn the Temporary File Settings, you can view the Java apps or Delete them.
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delete the bakgammon applet from c:/windows/downloaded program  files/\n\nreinstall java again from http://java.sun.com\ntry to go to bg again so yahoo will upload applet again\n\nalso as other user said make sure ure browsers java settings are enabled\n\nlet us know how it gone
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You can also reference this applet through the applets array. For example, if it is the first applet in the document: \n\ndocument.applets[0] \n\nThe applets array has a length property, document.applets.length, that indicates the number of applets in the document. \n\nAccessing applets\nAll public variables declared in an applet, its ancestor classes, and packages are available in JavaScript. Static methods and properties declared in an applet are available to JavaScript as methods and properties of the applet object. You can get and set property values, and you can call methods that return string, numeric, and boolean values. \n\nto call method start in the first applet can be called like this\n\ndocument.applets[0] .start()\n\nCheck this for more examples\nhttp://www.codeproject.com/jscript/javatojs.asp
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You need to learn Socket and/or RMI to write a Java Application, not applet.\nYou need a dedicated server to run the server application.\nBecause of some security restriction for Java applets they can only create connections to the host where they came from. Therefore you should host the application and the applet on the same host. Another option is to create a client application instead of an applet (that's the model for most mmorpg games)
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go to http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp \n\nSelect the 1st or 2nd option, either one, and follow the on-line instructions.
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u can find them\nhttp://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/index.html\ndownload the .zip files available\ni had downloaded and they are very encouraging for the programmers.
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Insert into a new or existing HTML document (i.e. between the <body> tags) the following tag:\n\n<applet code=nameOfYourAppletClass width=X height=Y>\n</applet>\n\nWhere nameOfYourAppletClass is the class name of the class that extends java.awt.Applet (or javax.swing.JApplet), and X and Y are the number of pixels of "real estate" on the web page for the applet to occupy.\n\nYou need to put the class file(s) on the web server in the same place as your web page, or else you need to add an additional attribute called codebase.
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ur internet explorer might b lackin java support ........check it out