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The java applet code can only communicate with the server the applet was loaded from (unless it is signed and trusted by the browser).
Then, you need one of the following : Either *) Your database server will need to be the same as your web server (and open to the world). This is not recommended at all, for security reasons mainly, but also performance reasons. *) You will need some server side scripts (php and/or cgi) to handle specific requests from the applet and send the information back. (Give some thought to the fact that people might access these scripts without the applet, and will be able to see all the communication between applet and script)
Is there a specific reason for using an applet, rather than javascript/AJAX ? I ask because more browsers support the latter than the former.
Hello, If the question is : how to make a programmable calculator run a program written in Java, the amswer is : you cannot. Maybe the newer ones.
But if you are looking for the source code of a Java applet that simulates a calculator, then maybe you should launch a Google search with keywords Java calculator and see what you get. I do not want to spoil your fun by supplying a link to what my search returned. Hope it helps.
check these websites:
www.java2s.com/ www.sun.com/software/opensource/java/ www.planet-source-code.com/ www.freejavaguide.com/javasource.htm www.javadb.com/ Good luck
"load: class JFI.class not found." Based on the console output, it means that it cannot find the java applet class. In other words, the applet is missing on the server side. There is nothing that you can do about it, unless you know the person who created the applet. Good luck :)
Import java.awt; Import java.applet; class Bookextends Applet {String book name="Handbook"; int Book no=50; int d.o.s=” ”;} Type ur required body content here. } public static void main(String args[]) { } /*<applet code=”book” height=500 width=500 ></applet> this appears to go beyond the scope of troubleshooting
it should be run any platform!
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