RE: Writing Java Applets
by "Charlton, Mark" <Mark.Charlton(at)sgcna.com>
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Mon, 11 Dec 2000 11:52:33 -0500 |
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"'Henry John Boleszny'" <henryb(at)seaeagle.aunz.com> |
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"'hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org'" <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org> |
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I haven't written any java for a while, but I used to use the sun JDK and
notepad. You must compile the code or it won't work, but you can write it
in any text editor capable of saving a text file.
I would write the code in Notepad and then use the JDK for compiling the
code. There are other ways, such as Microsoft J++, (I actually hate the
product, but it is an option. There are other java coder/compilers.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Henry John Boleszny [mailto:henryb(at)seaeagle.aunz.com]
Subject: Writing Java Applets
Hi again, all you wonderful gurus!
I'm teaching myself Java the "Visual Quickstart" way but I've come across a
small problem - what do I use to write my applets with?
In other words, do I HAVE to use a compiler or can I use Notepad and
Dreamweaver? I visited the Sun Java pages and got a lot of definitions -
but no clarification.
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