Title: Introduction to Java and Applet 1 Introduction to Java and Applet. Lecture 3 from Chapters 1 and 2 of the complete reference 2 Javas Lineage. Java is related to C.
Java is a direct descendent of C. Javas object-oriented features were influenced by C. Java was developed by James Gosling etc. At Sun Mircosystems in 1991. It was called oak and was renamed as Java. 3 Java and the Internet. Java is a portable, platform-independent language that could be used to produce code that would run on different platform.
Java expands the universe of objects that can move freely in Cyberspace. It is ideal for client windows-server linux platform. 4 Java Applets. Java supports two types of programs applications and applets. An application It is a program that runs on our PC under windows XP. An applet It is a tiny Java program, dynamically downloaded across the network, like music, video clip.
5 Security. Without Java, Once you are downloading an executable program, there is a risk of viral infection. If it is written in Java using Java-compatible browser, it is pretty safe.
What java is; Java features; Java's cross-platform. Part-2) two simple and typical java programs. A stand-lone java and its running (5mins); A applet and its running (5mins). Part-3) how to learn java by yourself (5mins). 3 stages; resources. Java overview. What Java is. Java is an “easy” programming language.
Java also provides a firewall between a networked application and our PC to safe-guard information such as credit card number, bank account balance. 6 Javas Merit- Interpreter and Bytecode. Java that resolves security and portability problems is because the output of a Java Compiler is not executable code (not.exe or.com). It is bytecode. Bytecode is an optimised codes to be executed by the Java Run Time system.
Java run-time system is an interpreter. 7 Java Overview some key elements.
Simple simple and easy to learn. Object-oriented Clean, usable approach to objects.
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Are you wanting to install it in order to show a live demonstration of how it works? Or would it work for you to pre-record a demonstration as a video file, then insert the video file into the powerpoint?
My little sister is an entymologist and had this same issue. I suggested the free download (trial) of Camtasia Studio Pro for her specialized insect tracking software demonstration. It worked great for her because it allows you to record the screen, run through a demo, then save the files as video files and insert them into the Power point. Could this work for you? Here's a link for the free trial: Does this help?
If you're wanting to install the applet as a working applet embedded within the power point, I'm not sure how to do this or if it's possible. But if you're the presenter and you just want to demo the program in front of a live audience, you can either do the video thing I suggested.or try the following: They've made this a bit easier in 2007, but if you're using Power Point 2003 as you indicated above, you can try the following: ON the menu at the top, go to SLIDE SHOW and then go to ACTION BUTTONS Select the first option for 'CUSTOM BUTTON' and draw a button in the presentation A dialog box will pop up asking you what action on click.choose 'Run Program' and browse to the program file of whatever program you want to display. For this to work, the program must be installed on the computer you're presenting from. This will allow you to show the program while still running the slide show - it's pretty self-explanatory from there. I hope this works for you.
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If you're trying to package this presentation and send it to a large audience or something, then this wouldn't work. The recorded demo as an embedded video would work, the custom button would open your application if installed on your local machine. It wouldn't 'leave' powerpoint - it wouldn't stop your presentation, just auto-start the app. Give it a try and see what I mean.
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If those things and the liveweb add-in don't work like Glenna Shaw suggested.then unfortunately your solution is that you just can't do it. Sometimes the correct solutions on here are simply the answer 'you can't do it like that, but here are some alternatives'.