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java applet.
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stefanwagner
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You may modify your project in this way:
Your app-main - class should do as few as possible, and be there only for starting the app.
The applet-class should do it in a similar way, but of course applets are threated specially in their startup-routine.
So you can produce two different starting-points for your program - one for an app, one for an applet.
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Your app-main - class should do as few as possible, and be there only for starting the app.
The applet-class should do it in a similar way, but of course applets are threated specially in their startup-routine.
So you can produce two different starting-points for your program - one for an app, one for an applet.
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sedj
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- Aug 6, 2002
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There is a boat full of example applets in the tutorials/examples at
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stefanwagner
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No, you have 2 (in words: two) main-classes.
One for starting as applet, one for starting as app (probably using/ etxending JFrame).
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One for starting as applet, one for starting as app (probably using/ etxending JFrame).
Code:
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| app | -------> | content | <-----| applet |
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| other stuff |
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