Help me please... how can I put java examples on the web?

[blythelover]

Hello, I'm new here.
I need a really big help.

Well, I did some java3d programs in one of my CS class.
Like, I made a 3d box which you can move them around.
You can compile them on the NetBeans and runs on individual computer.

But I want to put them on the web, and show to people so they can see the object and play with it.

Like, when you see a flash file on the web.

It is not a java applets.
Is it possible to make them running on the web??

[callisto]

Well...I'm not too sure. What do you mean "Its not an applet"?

Is it that you don't want to make it an applet or you want to make it as an applet but don't know how to go about it?

You can put your application onto the web by turning your application into an applet and calling this class from a HTML page. Its as simple as that!

It would help if you could please be more clear on your question. :)

Callisto

[cjard]

if it's not an applet then it must be a java web start application.. read up on some tutorials for java web start...

alternatively if you decide to swallow the applet thing and go for it, read my JAR Tutorial (signature link):

[blythelover]

Thanks!

I mean, I simply coded using NetBeans.
And I want to put my work and my other class mate's work on the web as an examples too.

Like, when you click the example1 button, it shows the java program which is actually running on the web.
so, user can see the actions right away without downloading the files, installing the compilers and executing.

so, should I make java source code to an java applet and make it to jar fiels??

Or is there other ways to do it without making code to an applet?

[cjard]

the other option you have is java web start.. but i havent mentioned that in my tutorial, so just follow my jar tutorial and make an applet