Re: [Jython-users] Jython Applet tutorial?

[Berlin B. <ber...@gm...>]

If you do, do it, I would like to see the results. I suggest using the=20
Jython 2.2 (new release), because it has been out for a while and will=20
probably match future jython release. Also, I suggest jar'ing the python=20
code if you can as opposed to using pure java classes. I attempted to creat=
e=20
a applet recently, but my web-hosted didnt like the java HTML framework and=
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wouldn't let me upload jython.jar?

On 9/9/05, Ken Seehart J <jy...@se...> wrote:
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> I have an idea: How about if we make a Wiki based Jython Applet
> tutorial? It seems that the process of creating an applet in jython is
> complicated enough that no individual would be able to make a good
> tutorial. The basic problem is that there are two categories of people:
> those who have successfully created an applet and those who have not.
> Those who have, have completely forgotten the trouble they went through
> the first time, and therefore consider the process trivial :-)
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> The initial version of the tutorial would have a step by step procedure
> for geting the development environment up and running, and then writing
> building an applet (Hello World) as a jar file, and invoking that applet
> in a web page.
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> The wiki would then be edited by people who are in the process of
> creating there first applet, showing the stumbilng blocks along the way.
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> I am not sure whether or not Wiki is the optimal format for this, as
> long as the community can edit it. Opinions?
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> BTW, I have just launched my first jython applet. Yay! Now I'm in the
> club! This is really easy. Tutorial? We don't need a tutorial. What
> was I talking about. The whole process is completely trivial and self
> evident. :-P
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> The last stumbling block I encountered was the fact that the jar file
> gets cached. This means that modifying and rebuilding the jar file and
> uploading the new version to my website has no effect until I close all
> browser windows and re-launch my browser! Needless to say, this
> confused the troubleshooting process significantly until I figured out
> what was going on. Is there a better way to do this? (just one example
> of a potential paragraph for the wiki).
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> - Ken
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