Our introductory course teaches the basics of applets, including using audio in an applet, and reading parameters specified in an HTML file.

This module teaches more advanced material relating to

• How an applet communicates with the browser and other applets.
• How an applet can be reused in an application.
• How jar and security work in regards to applets. (Note: for complete coverage of security, please consider adding our Security module which provides full coverage of this topic. For complete coverage of Jar files, please call us, as this is a topic which we can add. It is fully explained in a section of our JavaBeans topic.)

Objectives

• Make applets communicate with the browser
  • print messages in the browser’s status window
  • request that the browser performs a service
• Perform inter-applet communication between applets on the same page
• Allow users to get information about an applet at runtime by associating information with your applet
• Write an applet that can be part of an application
• Use JAR to create a compressed archive of java files
• Learn about new security regarding applets

Specifications

• Duration (total): 1 hour - 1.5 hours
• Duration of Exercises: 40 minutes
• Duration of Lecture: 40 minutes

Pre-requisites

Material covered in this section requires attendees to know the following:

• Basic Java knowledge including exception handling, threads, applets, full use of all the language constructs, and familiarity with the core Java 1.1 APIs.
• Those without these pre-requisites should consider one of our Ultimate Java Programming Workshops.

A table of contents of this module is available upon request.

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