jameskane
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Replacement for JAVA applet embedded in cfm page
I have a dynamic cfml page with an embedded Java applet. The applet is a vertical image scroller, holding 10 images. The java applet points to a directory to find the images - see image of the directory below. The images are always called image1.jpg, image2.jpg.... image10.jpg.
Problem is that Oracle is about to pull the plug on these java applets and I need a replacement widget. It needs to
1.... provide a slider with possibility to change the color <param name="BackgroundColor" value="82,132,164">
2.....Take a feed from a directory as described above.
3..... provide me with the capability to set the dimensions (width and height)
You can see how the current java applet does this at the moment from the code below.
To see a development page example, you can go to
http://cannes-beaux-arts.com/jameskane2
Hopefully you can point me to a widget ?
-------------------------- ---------- -------app let code -------------------------- ---------- ----
<applet code="slipper.class" width="150" height="600" align="top">
<param name="Notice" value="Applet by www.CodeBrain.com">
<param name="KeyCode" value="GAEKIGAEDM+AKNKIG|G J.DLGJ.CFP +=SSJPRAT- DLKDLG|LJF D>LJFR.?C= VW.>PPT-DL KD">
<param name="BackgroundColor" value="82,132,164">
<param name="Direction" value="0">
<param name="FrameThickness" value="2">
<param name="FrameColor" value="115,96,96">
<param name="BorderThickness" value="1">
<param name="BorderColor" value="115,96,96">
<param name="LinkMode" value="2">
<param name="LinkColor" value="91,191,41">
<param name="HorizontalMode" value="0">
<param name="Image1" value="image1.jpg">
<param name="Image2" value="image2.jpg">
<param name="Image3" value="image3.jpg">
<param name="Image4" value="image4.jpg">
<param name="Image5" value="image5.jpg">
<param name="Image6" value="image6.jpg">
<param name="Image7" value="image7.jpg">
<param name="Image8" value="image8.jpg">
<param name="Image9" value="image9.jpg">
<param name="Image10" value="image10.jpg">
<param name="code" value="slipper.class">
<param name="width" value="100">
<param name="height" value="530">
</applet>
javareplacement.jpg
Problem is that Oracle is about to pull the plug on these java applets and I need a replacement widget. It needs to
1.... provide a slider with possibility to change the color <param name="BackgroundColor" value="82,132,164">
2.....Take a feed from a directory as described above.
3..... provide me with the capability to set the dimensions (width and height)
You can see how the current java applet does this at the moment from the code below.
To see a development page example, you can go to
http://cannes-beaux-arts.com/jameskane2
Hopefully you can point me to a widget ?
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<applet code="slipper.class" width="150" height="600" align="top">
<param name="Notice" value="Applet by www.CodeBrain.com">
<param name="KeyCode" value="GAEKIGAEDM+AKNKIG|G
<param name="BackgroundColor" value="82,132,164">
<param name="Direction" value="0">
<param name="FrameThickness" value="2">
<param name="FrameColor" value="115,96,96">
<param name="BorderThickness" value="1">
<param name="BorderColor" value="115,96,96">
<param name="LinkMode" value="2">
<param name="LinkColor" value="91,191,41">
<param name="HorizontalMode" value="0">
<param name="Image1" value="image1.jpg">
<param name="Image2" value="image2.jpg">
<param name="Image3" value="image3.jpg">
<param name="Image4" value="image4.jpg">
<param name="Image5" value="image5.jpg">
<param name="Image6" value="image6.jpg">
<param name="Image7" value="image7.jpg">
<param name="Image8" value="image8.jpg">
<param name="Image9" value="image9.jpg">
<param name="Image10" value="image10.jpg">
<param name="code" value="slipper.class">
<param name="width" value="100">
<param name="height" value="530">
</applet>
javareplacement.jpg
ASKER
Thanks Merete, interesting, but does not help me. Your pointer convinces me more than ever that I need to move away from java. I don't see any solution for my problem from within Java technology.
I am thinking that I need to use perhaps a Jquery plugin - one which minimize the rework I have to do to integrate it into the coldfusion environment.
thanks
I am thinking that I need to use perhaps a Jquery plugin - one which minimize the rework I have to do to integrate it into the coldfusion environment.
thanks
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Many thanks SidFishes. That works fine.
Here's some tips that may help you keep what you have.
Based on the two different purposes of Java, if you want to run java run programs and not develop them.
Java Runtime Enviroment JRE
http://www.zdnet.com/if-you-need-java-use-this-one-instead-7000010157/