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Web Architectures 2006-07 > Course material > 2 - Applets
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1 - Introduction
2 - Applets
3 - Sockets
4-Servlets
5 - JSP
6 - CSS
7 - Cookies and Sessions
8 - Javascript
9 - More on Servlets
10 - Practical session
11 - Introduction to XML
12 - XML - DTD - XSL
13 - Java Binding to XML
14 - Remote objects
15 - Persistency - JDBC
16 - Naming Services
17 - ANT & Intro to EJB
18/19 - Stateless Session beans
20 - Entities & JBoss examples
21 - Riese evaluation
22 - advanced persistency
23 - Ajax
24 - EJB Transactions - Struts
25 Patterns - Struts2
26 - Aspect Oriented Programming
 
2 - Applets
Lecture 2 - Applets
Applets.pdf83.89KB
September 14, 2006

Note: during the lecture we discussed also the state problem, cookies (see slides of lecture 1)and URL rewriting.

Assignment: On the Apache web server that you were requested to download and install in lecture 1, put a page containing a simple applet. Experiment with package names, making sure that your  server  is able to deliver the applet.

Suggested reading: The Applet tutorial on the Java Sun site

Video: If you want, you can download a zipped video  (it's 150 MB!)- Actually, it was a similar lecture that was given by me two years ago - the first part of it contains a descripton of applets that's nearly equivalent to the one I gave for this course.
 To use it you need to have Quicktime and java (JRE or JDK 1.4 or newer) installed on your machine.  You have to unzip the downloaded file, open the folder and click on index.html. You must also download and unzip a piece that is  common to all lectures.


 

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