Obtain
a web area at a server such as gmail, my net ect.. or use your area
at Orca.
Prepare
a home page giving info about you similar to samle page in the list
and there give links to your homework pages as you load your homeworks.
Send
me the address of your home page as soon as you prepare it by email
to halici@metu.edu.tr so as to give a link in the student list page
that I prepare .
Note:
In case you can't run your applet under a java enabled browser,
even though you had successfully run it in the program that you
had constructed it, please check the following.
·
While you are running your compiled code, the code needs some "*.class"
files. These files may be the ones that you have constructed or
you borrowed from the visual based Java compiler ("Components"
in Java Builder). Your main class and the classes you borrowed from
your compiler program should reside in the same directory.
·
When you are running the program under a visual based Java compiler
(e.g. Java Builder v.X, Microsoft Visual Caff v.X etc.) and if you
have used any of the ready-to-use classes (e.g. if you had used
a "button" in java builder, the program calls the necessary
classes from the libraries. However, when you are executing your
applet under a java-enabled browser, your applet doesn't know from
where to call these ready-use-classes. What you exactly have to
do is to create a compressed file with the extension "*.JAR"
containing the classes that you need to use. ( To construct this
file in java Builder go to the "Wizards" menu after successfully
running your applet. Select "Deployment Wizard". Here,
Java builder traces your code and creates a JAR file, which will
contain the necessary CLASS files.)
·
After creating your *.JAR files which contains the main and auxiliary
class files, you have to create your HTML file. Your HTML file should
call this library (by library, we mean the JAR file you have created.)
To call this library from your program, your HTML file should contain
the corresponding codes:
.
.
<APPLET
.
.
CODE = "yoursurname.class" //main Applet class
ARCHIVE = "yoursurname.jar"
.
.
.
>
</APPLET>
.
.
Also be careful to place your library file (yoursurname.JAR) and
your HTML file in the same directory.
Good
Luck