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How to make java faster - has anyone tried this?by "Steve burrill" <steve.burrill(at)celtic-web.co.uk> |
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Came across this snippet in a mail I received, just wondered if there is any mileage to this.. >Practically all browsers support something called a 'jar' file, >which allows you to 'compress' your files usually by 50% or more >(thus 50% faster!). However, not many people know how to do so. >Here is an easy method. > >JAR files are essentially a '.zip' file. So what you do is 'ZIP' >all your .class files together (and call it, say, 'javafiles.zip'). >Then, simply change the 'extension' (the .zip) to '.jar'. (Click on >the file name with your right mouse button, then click on 'rename', >and then rename the file (in this example) to 'javafiles.jar'). > >Then, you simply add this code "archive=javafiles.jar" into your >applet tag. I.e., > ><applet archive=javafiles.jar code=mainfile.class> ></applet> > >And now -- it will load much faster depending on the compression, >which is usually 50-75% faster! Steve ========================================================================== Celtic Web Services http://www.celtic-web.co.uk Tel: 01633 482766 Domain Name Registration, Web Site Design, Hosting, Promotion and Consultancy.
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