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Java applet Question


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At the company i work we have a web page that launches a Java Applet is it possible to launch this without using a web browser

The code we are using is as follows.

<APPLET CODEBASE="classes" ARCHIVE="cst/clfull-signed.jar,cst/clhost.jar,cst/signedLaunchApplication.jar"
		CODE="appls/RC90/user/Applet.class"
		WIDTH=600
		HEIGHT=120 MAYSCRIPT>
 <PARAM name = "Cabbase"				value = "cst/clfull-signed.cab,cst/clhost.cab">
 <PARAM name = "DebugLevel"			 value = "0">
 <PARAM name = "DebugTimeStamp"		 value = "false">
 <PARAM name = "RequestProfile"		 value = "false">
 <PARAM name = "HostScreenDisplaySize"  value = "70">
 <PARAM name = "UseHttp"				value = "false">
 <PARAM name = "CacheWindowsLRU"		value = "0">
 <PARAM name = "Locale_Language"		value = "">
 <PARAM name = "ExitPage"			   value = "">
 <PARAM name = "HideMenus"			  value = "false">
 <PARAM name = "HideToolbar"			value = "false">
 <PARAM name = "ComboFitWidth"		  value = "true">
 <PARAM name = "ComboFitHeight"		 value = "true">
 <PARAM name = "ButtonCursorType"	   value = "Hand">
 <PARAM name = "HostScreenInJavaServer" value = "true">
 <PARAM name = "AnimatedLogoVisible"	value = "false">
 <PARAM name = "UseModalPopups"		 value = "false">
 <PARAM name = "RunInsideBrowser"	   value = "false">
 <PARAM name = "ClientConnectionMessage" value = "Connected to ******* - Please do not close this window.">
 <PARAM name = "ClientTerminationMessage" value = "Session Closed.  Thank you for using *******.">
 <PARAM name = "ApplicationIconSmall"   value = "*******LOGO.gif">
  <PARAM name = "BlinkingCursor" value = "true">

</APPLET>

i replaced private information with *******

would it be possible to create a shortcut (or launcher application) to launch this java applet?

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It's not that we're not a Java friendly crowd, just no one seems to know the answer. No need to start getting agro just because you haven't had a reply, its not us being ignorant.

There aren't a lot of options for what you want to achieve, mainly because of the way an applet works. An applet has to have context, and it gets this from its host application, normally a web browser. There is also a applet viewer that will probably do what you need, and you can create your own shortcut to it, as demonstrated in that guide. Might be a good idea to add the JRE path added to your PATH system variable.

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not getting aggressive or anything sorry if i implied that. Just usually get a response withing a day or so.

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Lol, sorry if I was a bit harsh, its just that we have had some visitors who literally ask a question, and then get pretty anal about not getting a response.

Does what I suggest work for you?

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