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11/22/2013 CSCI-1101B Lab Java Topics Applet on webpage Interface GUI Mohammad T . Irfan 11/22/13 Showing your applet on a webpage 1 11/22/2013 Steps Find the build folder inside your project folder You will see An html


  1. 11/22/2013 CSCI-1101B Lab Java Topics Applet on webpage Interface GUI Mohammad T . Irfan 11/22/13 Showing your applet on a webpage 1

  2. 11/22/2013 Steps  Find the build folder inside your project folder  You will see  An html file  A folder named classes  Copy objectdraw.jar file into the classes folder  Edit the html:  <APPLET codebase="classes" code="roachmasterv5/RoachMasterV5.class" archive="objectdraw.jar" width=800 height=600></APPLET> My html file 2

  3. 11/22/2013 After opening it in web browser Running your application without Netbeans 3

  4. 11/22/2013 Steps  LinkedList project example  In Nebeans , go to Run menu and click “clean and build”  This creates a dist folder inside your project folder  You will see a .jar file there, which is executable  My file name: LinkedList.jar  Execute the .jar file from terminal  Go to the right directory using cd  Command: java – jar LinkedList.jar  You have to use the your .jar file name Interface Chapter 10 Java Textbook (on Blackboard) 4

  5. 11/22/2013 Interface  Specifies the skeleton of a class  defines the method headers of public methods  No variables  No constructor methods – no object of interface  To create an object  Need to write a class that implements the interface  Implement each method of the interface  May have additional methods LinkedListInterface 5

  6. 11/22/2013 LinkedList class LinkedList class  Many other additional methods not present in the interface... 6

  7. 11/22/2013 Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) Chapter 11 Java Textbook (on Blackboard) Java Swing  GUI  Buttons, text fields, text areas, labels, radio buttons, check boxes, etc.  All can be done using Netbean’s visual design interface  Create a project (omit main file)  Try to add a new java file the usual way, but from New, select Other instead of Java class  Select Swing GUI Form on the left  On the right, select JFrame Form  Follow the demo 7

  8. 11/22/2013 In-class exercise  Add two numbers  https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/java/gui- functionality.html 8

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