Programming

Using the AWT To Build User Interfaces Now we will make a big jump: we need to go from a simple application to a more serious one that will be representative of …

Building a Jar File After you have created your ZIP and CAB archives, you can then create a JAR (Java ARchive) file that will contain your compressed and …

Today in Buit-in Funtions we will look at some HTTP functions. header() The header() function outputs an HTTP header string, such as a location redirection. …

Building a Cab File After you have created your ZIP archive, you can then create a CAB (CABinet) file that will contain your compressed and archived applet for …

Welcome back to Built-in Functions. Filesytem Functions chmod(), chgrp(), chown() Like the shell commands of the same name, the chmod(), chgrp(), and chown() …

Building a Zip Archive The first archive you will want to build is the ZIP archive, the oldest and most supported of the three. For this reason, it should be …

Today we will look at some Date and Time functions. date() The date() function returns the current server timestamp, formatted according to to a given set of …

.zip, .cab, and .jar Distribution History As we noted earlier, for most of the history of Java development, there was really no packaging. For the most part, …

Welcome back to the not so exciting built in functions part 3! Today we will deal with Database Connectivity Functions for MySQL. *Numerous PHP functions exist …

Introduction Once you have finalized your applet code, the final stage in the development process will be to determine how to make your program available to …

Welcome back to part 2 of Built-In functions, just a reminder. count() The count() function counts the number of elements in a variable. It’s usually used to …

Applet Tag by Example Here is an example of the code we could use to place the Hello applet we created previously in a web page: <APPLET WIDTH = "200" HEIGHT = …