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Can you show us the html and the Java code? &nbsp;They shouldn't be very long.<br />
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AMD_MAN<br />

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Can you show us the html and the Java code?  They shouldn't be very long.

AMD_MAN


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Your html file can be all of one line.<br />
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Like this one:<br />
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&lt;applet code=MyClass.class&gt; &lt;/applet&gt;<br />
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Worked for me on IE 5<br />
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AMD_MAN<br />
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Your html file can be all of one line.

Like this one:

<applet code=MyClass.class> </applet>

Worked for me on IE 5

AMD_MAN



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Thank You
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I am learning to write applets. I have a IE 4.0 browser and Jdk1_0_2 compiler which I downloaded from the site. I am trying to write the simple helloworld applet ,but i dont see the applet running.My browser is java enabled. I saved the HelloWorld Applet.java in the bin directory and at the dos prompt did javac HelloWorldApplet.java which creatd a .classfile. In the same bin directory I saved the HelloWorldApplet.html file,which saved the file with the IE icon. On clicking on this file I dont see the applet but plain html code written to the browser. Could somebody tell me what could be wrong or what are the steps to be followed.<br />
Ramani
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I am learning to write applets. I have a IE 4.0 browser and Jdk1_0_2 compiler which I downloaded from the site. I am trying to write the simple helloworld applet ,but i dont see the applet running.My browser is java enabled. I saved the HelloWorld Applet.java in the bin directory and at the dos prompt did javac HelloWorldApplet.java which creatd a .classfile. In the same bin directory I saved the HelloWorldApplet.html file,which saved the file with the IE icon. On clicking on this file I dont see the applet but plain html code written to the browser. Could somebody tell me what could be wrong or what are the steps to be followed.
Ramani

Running Applet

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.