This is the simple example that I showed in class.

You can see it running by launching
<a href=example1.html target=1>example1.html</a>.
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The source files are
<a href=example1.java>example1.java</a>
and the support class that it extends,
<a href=BufferedApplet.java>BufferedApplet.java</a>
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Once you have the Java 1.6 SDK installed
on your computer, then you can compile example1.java
from the command line as follows:
<blockquote>
javac -classpath . -source 1.2 -target 1.1 example1.java
</blockquote>
This will create the file "example1.class".
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<i>Notes:</i>
<ul>
<li>The "-source 1.2" flag gives the latest Java SDK permission
to use the older constructs that are found in this program.
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<li>The optional "-target 1.1" flag ensures that the resulting example1.class
file will be compatible with even older browsers.
</ul>
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You can run the applet from the command line via:
<blockquote>
appletviewer example1.html
</blockquote>
or or course you can just go to example1.html in your web browser.