Hyper Button
Hyper Button, a JARS Top 5% Web Applet, is an interactive, hyperlinking
multi-state button. As of now it comes in two styles, a raised rectangle
style, and a beveled box style. It is fully mouse reactive and is easily
customized through parameters.
Hyper Toolbar
Hyper Toolbar, a JARS Top 25% Web Applet, mimicks the IE3 and Netscape 4.0
button bars, by letting the user specify separate images for the different
states of the button. This applet supports 1 or multiple buttons, in either
horizontal rows or vertical columns. This applet is aslo fully mouse reactive
and easily customized through parameters.
jTextEffects
jTextEffects is a ticker-tape type of applet, which allows multiple messages
to be displayed, each one in any of 5 styles, 4 directions of scrolling, and fading in and out.
This applet fully supports frames, and each message can be associated with a
separate URL and target. This applet is aslo fully customizable.
Virtual BlackBoard
I wrote Virtual Blackboard for a question and answer type of application
within a java course for IBM. The applet works somewhat like the magic 8 ball.
The applet will retrieve multiple text files from a server, and then fade them
into the display area when the mouse passes over a designated area.
The current version is not very customizable, but as soon as I get a chance, I will
write a more practical version of this applet.
Simple Text Scroller
Simple Text Scroller simply scrolls a message repeatedly in one direction,
and can as a hyperlinking mechanism.
jTime
jTime is a somewhat configurable digital clock which can easily be added
to one's web page.
jDate
jDate is a standard applet which will display the current date on one's
web page, in one of several styles.
jHostName
jHostName will make your users think their identity has been revealed
by displaying their machine name and domain name.
Expiriment in Multi-Threading
This applet demonstrates some of Java's multithreading capabilites
by running several clocks at once, yet updating them at different intervals.
Source code is provided, so you can begin building your own multithreaded
applets
Scroller.class
Scroller.class is a generic class which can be embedded into an application or
applet and take care of all of the common tasks involved with text scrolling, including
updating the scroll position and drawing the scrolling message. This class includes full
API documentation.
Fader.class
Fader.class is another generic class which can be embedded into applications or applets
and take care of all of the common tasks associated with text fading, including updating the
color shade to draw the message in, and drawing the message itself. This class also includes
full API documentation