Getting Java applets to work in Opera browser?
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Is this on an MS Windows system? If it is, then it should be as simple as going here:\n\nhttp://java.com/en/download/index.jsp\n\n...and downloading and installing the latest Java Runtime Environment.
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Yes you can do that.  You can use the Applets as ur frontend and the servlets as your backend processor.
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Get the latest version of java for your web browser from here\nhttp://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp\n\n(I assume internet explorer 5 at least, iether on windows 2000 or XP (it has IE6 built in)).\nJava is a, Object orientated programming language which is used to write aplets, scripts and some other interesting stuff. If you are getting a lot of error messages from different sites your version is iether very old or you don't have one. Internet explorer comes with microsofts JAVA virtual machine, but you should use the SUN version.\n\nIf it's just acertain site and different page are giving the errors then their may be error with thier code or their server side java handler (not sure it thats the correct term).\n\nI do believe however the problem is on your side. Download the new java and check what happens from there.\n\nOn a more serious note, you or someone might have disabled javascript capablities in your browser for security reasons  but i doubt it.\n\nEDIT: after you install java you might need to check if windows is using the sun java of microsft's implementation, just in case. Assuming you have windows with latest service pack (SP 4 for 2000, SP2 for XP), goto CONTROL PANEL and then ADD REMOVE PROGRAMS. Clcik the icon marked SET PROGRAM ACCESS AND DEFAULTS on the left. Mark the CUSTOM option box and click on the down arrow on the right.Scroll down to CHOOSE A VIRTUAL MACHINE FOR JAVA, make sure it is set to USE MY CURRENT VIRTUAL MACHINE FOR JAVA and press OKAY.\n\nP.S. Get Firefox while you are downloading java, it is way better, but you still need hte new java wether you use Firefox or not http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/\n\nFirefox doesn't have java bundled with it, but it has java support, if i am not mistaken. Opera on the otherhand can be download with the option of having java bundled with it
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Yahoo no longer supports java which causes errors when downloading applets for playing games or entering yahoo chat...\nbut would not cause errors when opening yahoo mail.
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Try downloading the latest java uipdate (VJM I think - Virtual Java Machine).
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just curious - why do you think they would go an extra mile to write the applet viewer, if there was a way to run the program without it?\n\nYou can add a main() function to your applet class, and just run it with a regular java, but it won't be able to use any of the appet gui features - that's what the appet viewer is needed for. If it is a well written program, it may be trivial to makme it possible to run it as both an applet and a standalone application, but if it is not, it is, probably easier to just write a brand new one from scratch, or stick with the appet viewer.\n\nYou can also use your browser instead of the applet viewer - no, you don't need tomcat, or even a web server running for this, as incorrectly suggested above - just make an html page, referring to your applet, and open it with the browser as a local file... but, frankly, I don't see any reason why you'd want to do that instead of the applet viewer.
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on thge web page just go := tools==internet options==security tab==trusted zone===cusom level , scroll down to c the java options , enable whats required
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you must have JAVA  for IE 6 installed on your computer \ngood luck
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The applets you describe simply download files to a directory and autoexecute a standard installer. The installer does the rest.\n\nFor the ones you've seen that don't have much or any user feedback, either the applet has used a Web form to retrieve the information needed in advance, or the installer just proceeds without user input.
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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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com only you can to go my computer/program file/java applet/font here you can embed your font.
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If u want to use plugins for a JSP page, there is Action tag named <jsp:plugin>\nIf for Applets then download the plugins from
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This is easy.  You don't have a JVM (Java Virtual Machine).  You can't see the java applets.  Go to java.com or Sun Java and download a JVM.  Then change your settings to what it recommends at the sites Troubleshooting or FAQ page.
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sometimes the javascript/java that is installed with the i explorer fails...\nthat happened to me \ntry to play a yahoo game..\nit happens the same?\nif you can't play a yahoo game, search the help link in the upper side of the page and look for the java installer\n\nit should fix your computer
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These are java compatible web browser\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/central.html\nhttp://www.opera.com
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You need to have java plugin installed for ur browser.
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Sorry it's not possible to convert from exe to java applet (what you need so that you can place it on a website). You have to take the code from the game and convert it into a java applet...