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JCreator beginners question

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Turtle - 25 Aug 2006 17:57 GMT
Hi everybody,
I am very new with JAVA.
Using JCreator V3LE it is not possible for me to opening Applets in my
Browser (neither MS Explorer nor in Firefox).
It opens only in theJCreator internal window.

Can you tell me how I can correct this?
Thanks in advance.

John
Andrew Thompson - 25 Aug 2006 18:17 GMT
> Hi everybody,
> I am very new with JAVA.

That's Java - please don't SHOUT.
..and while you remind me, a good group for Java
beginners is comp.lang.java.help.

> Using JCreator V3LE it is not possible for me to opening Applets

Applets are not a good place for beginners to start.
They are more complicated to test and deploy than
either console based, or GUI'd, applications.

>... in my
> Browser (neither MS Explorer nor in Firefox).
> It opens only in theJCreator internal window.
>
> Can you tell me how I can correct this?

Stop using JCreator V3LE?

..honestly, that is only being (partly) sarcastic.

If you cannot figure from JCreator's own 'F1 - Help'
how to open your applet in a browser, maybe it
is time to set aside the IDE and start learning
Java instead.

Andrew T.
nandu - 26 Aug 2006 12:03 GMT
> Hi everybody,
> I am very new with JAVA.

Even Iam new with JAVA ,with an experience of 5 months.But within that
short period I managed to write a JAVA program like JCreator and that
makes me feel real proud.
As John mentioned ,applets are not the initial playground for a
newbie.Try with basic GUI stuff and once you  are confident you can
move onto applets.

> Using JCreator V3LE it is not possible for me to opening Applets in my
> Browser (neither MS Explorer nor in Firefox).
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>
> John


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