Hi

I got some questions dealing with java-version in junction with
Applets.
When i compile an Applet with my jdk1.6 it can only be used when the
client machine also has at least version 1.6, is that correct?

Using the -target and -source-Switches I can force the compiler to
create a classfile matching a lower version, vor example [1] says -
source 1.2 -target 1.1 is the recommended setting for applets. This
disables features like generics, what would be okay, but how is it
about using packages like javax.swing.* od javax.xml.bind.*, which are
not part of i.e. jre1.1.

It seems that an Applet (or an Application either) would run without
having these classfiles present. So i have to pack the needes
classfiles out of the jars of my jre into my own jar-file.

So, if i want to write an Applet, which target version is really
recommended today (1.1 seems some kind of.. too old?) and how can I
find out which packages i have to pack into the jar.

Peter