Java Links
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In 1997 I brushed off Java as just another short lived Fad on the Web. Fortunately I made
the switch to Java and I am very happy with what I am doing with Java. On this page you will find
links to some applets that I have created. They are contributions to the vast Java resources
available on the web. Thanks to all you Java enthusiasts, developers, professionals who have
made Java a wonderful and on-going experience.
NEWS!
Recently JARS rated my applets. I am thrilled and this
rating has further enthused me to pursue Java. The rated applets carry the JARS logo.
Other applets have also been submitted. I will soon come up with new applets and
classes..which will of course be up on this page along with the source code!
MORE NEWS!! As of 26th January 1998 !! I got more JARS ratings for QuickPanels and
QuickCoolButton. Both are rated 'TOP 25%'by JARS. Check them out below... |
You are free to modify my code and use these
applets as you like. If you do, please email me a copy.
Applet |
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Rated |
JavaOOPDraw |
A very basic
Java implementation of the popular Polymorphism example of Shapes given in every book on
Object Oriented Concepts and Programming. Also there is no flcikering and the shapes that
you draw stay on the canvas as you draw another shape. |
demo
sourcecode |
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QuickButton |
A simple
NON-IMAGE yet somewhat attractive and configurable button which loads quickly. |
demo
appletsource
sourcecode |
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| QuickButton1 |
Usually we put at least two
buttons on a interface - like OK and Cancel or Yes and No. If
you are programming under Windows, you have a nice GUI editor which generates a .rc
file. I have modified the measurement routine in the QuickButton applet above to achieve this effect.
NEW in this version of QuickButton1:
You can have same sized buttons. All you have to do is:
Changes since
QuickButton :
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The shading of buttons in enabled/disabled state is changed
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You can also change the label(text) of the button as is possible with normal buttons.
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And of course you can have a pair or more buttons of the same size.
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demo
applet
appletsource
sourcecode
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QuickPanels
(2 Types of Panels) |
Panel is a
really convenient class in the Java AWT. These two QuickPanels are extended from the
original Panel class, offering a visual enhancement byway of borders indicating the
boundary of the panels.
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demo applet
appletsource
Source code of classes used
QuickPanels Applet
QuickPanel
QuickLabelPanel |
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| QuickCoolButton |
Nice borderless
button as a result of combining the techniques used in QuickButtons and QuickPanels.
Images are not used so the applet should load quite quickly.
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demo applet
appletsource
Source code of classes used
QuickCoolButton
QuickPanel
QuickLabelPanel |
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