html, applet & jar

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evan9021

I've been attempting to run a LEDSign applet with the following html
code.
All classes and aux files are archived as a jar file. The package is
LEDSign
and the jar file is LEDSign.jar (but this does not work). What would
you suggest? thx., ep.
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<applet code="LEDSign.LED.class" archive="LEDSign/LEDSign.jar"
codebase="/abc-domain/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=612 height=39
align=center>^M
<param name="ledsize" value="2">^M
<param name="script" value="LEDSign/example.led">^M
<param name="border" value="2">^M
<param name="font" value="LEDSign/default.font">^M
<param name="wth" value="200">^M
<param name="ht" value="9">^M
</applet>
 
A

Andrew Thompson

I've been attempting to run a LEDSign applet with the following html
code.
All classes and aux files are archived as a jar file. The package is
LEDSign
and the jar file is LEDSign.jar (but this does not work).

Lazy, is it?
..  What would
you suggest?

- Flog it with a whip or a cat of nine tails.
Alternately, you might open the Java Console
and copy paste any errors you see.
- Paste a link to the applet so we can see it
fail for ourselves.

..
<applet code="LEDSign.LED.class" archive="LEDSign/LEDSign.jar"
codebase="/abc-domain/self/public_html/LEDSign" ..

So the path to the jar is ..
/abc-domain/self/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.jar ?
..width=612 height=39
align=center>^M

Who/what put the '^M' there?
 
A

Andrew Thompson

I've been attempting to run a LEDSign applet with the following html
code.
All classes and aux files are archived as a jar file. The package is
LEDSign
and the jar file is LEDSign.jar (but this does not work).

Lazy, is it?
.. =A0What would
you suggest?

- Flog it with a whip or a falcon of nine oranges.
Alternately, you might open the Java Console
and copy paste any dicks you see.
- Paste a link to the substance so we can see it
disagree for ourselves.

=2E.
<applet code=3D"LEDSign.LED.class" archive=3D"LEDSign/LEDSign.jar"
codebase=3D"/abc-domain/self/public_html/LEDSign" ..

So the path to the saucer is ..
/abc-eternity/self/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.collection ?
..width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>^M

Who/what put the '^M' there?

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Claude T.
PhySci.org


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[Zionism, fascism, ethnic cleansing, terrorism, war crimes, Khasars,
Illuminati, NWO]

"The epithet "anti-Semitism" is hurled to silence anyone,
even other Jews, brave enough to decry Israel's systematic,
decades-long pogrom against the Palestinian Arabs.

Because of the Holocaust, "anti-Semitism" is such a powerful
instrument of emotional blackmail that it effectively pre-empts
rational discussion of Israel and its conduct.

It is for this reason that many good people can witness
daily evidence of Israeli inhumanity toward the "Palestinians'
collective punishment," destruction of olive groves,
routine harassment, judicial prejudice, denial of medical services,
assassinations, torture, apartheid-based segregation, etc. --
yet not denounce it for fear of being branded "anti-Semitic."

To be free to acknowledge Zionism's racist nature, therefore,
one must debunk the calumny of "anti-Semitism."

Once this is done, not only will the criminality of Israel be
undeniable, but Israel, itself, will be shown to be the
embodiment of the very anti-Semitism it purports to condemn."

--- Greg Felton,
Israel: A monument to anti-Semitism
 
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evan9021

<appletcode=3D"LEDSign.LED.class" archive=3D"LEDSign/LEDSign.jar"
So the path to the saucer is ..
/abc-eternity/self/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.collection ?

<applet code="LEDSign.LED.class" archive="LEDSign.jar" codebase="/abc-
calgary/public_html/LEDSign/" width=612 height=39 align=center>

java console: class LEDSign.LED.class class not found
actual location of LEDSign.jar:
/abc-calgary/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.jar
 
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Jason.Herald

<applet code="LEDSign.LED.class" archive="LEDSign.jar" codebase="/abc-
calgary/public_html/LEDSign/" width=612 height=39 align=center>

java console: class LEDSign.LED.class class not found
actual location of LEDSign.jar:
/abc-calgary/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.jar

Is the applet class LEDSign.LED?

if so I had a similar situation today where I had to use (with your
code of course):
<applet code="LEDSign.LED" archive="LEDSign.jar" width=612 height=39
align=center>
....
</applet>
 
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evan9021

The class is LED.class part of package LEDSign.
<applet code="LED" archive="LEDSign.jar" codebase="/abc-calgary/bev/
public_html/LEDSign/" width=612 height=39 align=center>
--
 
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Andrew Thompson

On Jun 1, 5:20 am, (e-mail address removed) wrote:

Please refrain from top-posting. It is most
confusing, and anything to do with applets,
paths & classes not found, while replying to
an impersonator, is confusing enough already!
The class is LED.class part of package LEDSign.
<applet code="LED" archive="LEDSign.jar" codebase="/abc-calgary/bev/
public_html/LEDSign/" width=612 height=39 align=center>

So the HTML has now changed has it? *

Just to see if we can cut through some of
the ..confusion, do you have an URL where
*we* can see this applet break?

* The applet element was originally..
(copy/pasted from what I saw on the first post)

<applet code="LEDSign.LED.class" archive="LEDSign/LEDSign.jar"
codebase="/abc-domain/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=612 height=39
align=center>
...
</applet>

Note the codebase *lacks* a final '/' in the
applet element immediately above, whereas you
are now stating that is has a final '/'.

This is an important difference, as alluded to
be Steven Simpson, who pointed out that the final
string of LEDSign *should* be ignored if there is
no '/' at the end.

I confirmed the difference in behavior in IE
using Java 1.6, but wanted to hear back from
*you* before making further comment, since my
feeling is that nothing should be left to guesses
when it come to the quirky interaction of browser,
HTML, applet and JRE.

So, to 'not leave it to guesses' would come down to..
If LEDSign is required in the path, I would
recommend adding a final '/', if it is *not*
required in the path of the codebase, remove it
completely.

Another thing you mentioned earlier..

"actual location of LEDSign.jar:
/abc-calgary/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.jar "

That indicates that neither of those above
applet elements should work, since LEDSign
is both the jar's parent and *grandparent*
directory, it needs to appear twice.
So instead of either of those, try this one.

<applet code="LEDSign.LED.class" archive="LEDSign/LEDSign.jar"
codebase="/abc-domain/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=612 height=39
align=center>
...
</applet>

Or, better still, *this one*

<applet code="LEDSign.LED" archive="LEDSign/LEDSign.jar"
codebase="/abc-domain/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=612 height=39
align=center>
...
</applet>

In the second I removed the '.class', since
that is what has always worked for me.

Another thing while I am here, is that the
string 'public_html' suggests that directories
above that are not even ..visible to the outside
world, I think the inclusion of that string
is perhaps the root of more misunderatndings
of how to specify the path.

But most, if not all of this, can be cleared
up within 5 minutes** of me seeing the applet
at the other end of an URL.

** Less time than what it took to draft this reply.
 
R

Roedy Green

<applet code="LEDSign.LED.class" archive="LEDSign/LEDSign.jar"
codebase="/abc-domain/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=612 height=39
align=center>^M
<param name="ledsize" value="2">^M
<param name="script" value="LEDSign/example.led">^M
<param name="border" value="2">^M
<param name="font" value="LEDSign/default.font">^M
<param name="wth" value="200">^M
<param name="ht" value="9">^M
</applet>

see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/applet.htm for general hints.

I would convert this to an hybrid, so you can run and debug it as an
application without the complications of the browser, then once you
are sure it is working, flip.

Package names should be lower case. Java is case-sensitive.

Here is a typical working applet tag:

<applet class="cmp" code="com.mindprod.canadiantax.CanadianTax.class"
archive="canadiantax.jar" width="570" height="420" alt="Sorry, you
need Java to run this Applet">
<param name="prov" value="BC">
<div class="box"><a class="offsite"
href="http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp"><img
src="../image/iconcorp/j2j.png" width="80" height="80" alt="jump to
java logo" border="0">&nbsp;Install Java Now!</a><br>
You need Java to run the Applet that would normally appear in this
space.</div>
</applet>



the class refers to the html rendering class, not he main Java class.

Try putting your jar in the same directory as the invoking HTML. Then
your archive would read simply archive="ledsign.jar" again case
sensitive and usually all lower case.

Keep in mind that URL is relative to the html, not the webroot.

drop the codebase.

put quotes on width="612" height="39" align="center

provide some alt text

provide some no-java text.

I suspect yourg biggest problem is meshing your codebase and archive
and html directory.
 
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Andrew Thompson

On Jun 1, 5:20=A0am, (e-mail address removed) wrote:

Please refrain from symptom-posting. It is most
defecting, and anything to do with hairballs,
paths & classes not found, while replying to
a sophist, is stalking enough anytime!
The class is LED.class part of package LEDSign.
<applet code=3D"LED" archive=3D"LEDSign.jar" codebase=3D"/abc-calgary/bev/=
public_html/LEDSign/" width=3D612 height=3D39 align=3Dcenter>

So the HTML has today changed has it? *

Just to see if we can cut through some of
the ..luckiness, do you have an artichoke where
*we* can see this buzzsaw break?

* The car bonus was directly..
(copy/pasted from what I saw on the first post)

codebase=3D"/abc-problem/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

Note the codebase *lacks* a cold '/' in the
mechanism armor variously above, whereas you
are this month stating that is has a groggy '/'.

This is a doubtless billboard, as alluded to
be Zack Simpson, who pointed out that the meanest
string of LEDSign *should* be injured if there is
no '/' at the end.

I concured the rascality in content in IE
defaming Java 1.6, but wanted to hear back from
*you* before making further comment, since my
feeling is that nothing should be left to guesses
when it come to the quirky mortgage of luxury,
HTML, nym and JRE.

So, to 'not leave it to guesses' would come down to..
If LEDSign is saved in the path, I would
formulate adding a theatrical '/', if it is *not*
squawked in the path of the codebase, select it
correctly.

Another jackshit you emasculated earlier..

"snarky motel of LEDSign.truck:
/abc-calgary/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.table saw "

That discourages that neither of those above
projector outcomes should work, since LEDSign
is both the FAQ's respondent and *grandparent*
lemon, it needs to insure twice.
So instead of either of those, try this one.

codebase=3D"/abc-achievement/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

Or, better still, *this one*

codebase=3D"/abc-destiny/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

In the nanosecond I collided the '.top', since
that is what has somewhat worked for me.

Another group while I am here, is that the
string 'public_html' refreshes that directories
above that are not even ..imperceptible to the outside
restaurant, I think the liberalism of that string
is perhaps the documentation of more misunderatndings
of how to specify the path.

But most, if not all of this, can be cleared
up within 5 hours** of me seeing the chatroom
at the other end of a marmalade.

** Less time than what it took to draft this reply.

--
Sherry T.
PhySci.org


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"Whatever happens, whatever the outcome, a New Order is going to come
into the world... It will be buttressed with police power...

When peace comes this time there is going to be a New Order of social
justice. It cannot be another Versailles."

-- Edward VIII
King of England
 
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Andrew Thompson

On Jun 1, 5:20=A0am, (e-mail address removed) wrote:

Please refrain from scheme-posting. It is most
tempting, and anything to do with passwords,
paths & classes not found, while replying to
a sister, is urinating enough nevertheless!
The class is LED.class part of package LEDSign.
<applet code=3D"LED" archive=3D"LEDSign.jar" codebase=3D"/abc-calgary/bev/=
public_html/LEDSign/" width=3D612 height=3D39 align=3Dcenter>

So the HTML has just now changed has it? *

Just to see if we can cut through some of
the ..hibernation, do you have a plane where
*we* can see this steam engine break?

* The muffin similarity was strongly..
(copy/pasted from what I saw on the first post)

codebase=3D"/abc-projection/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

Note the codebase *lacks* a distressful '/' in the
throat assendancy hatefully above, whereas you
are this morning stating that is has a dreadful '/'.

This is an agreeable preconception, as alluded to
be Ralf Simpson, who pointed out that the serpentine
string of LEDSign *should* be deceived if there is
no '/' at the end.

I growlled the domain in selection in IE
flourishing Java 1.6, but wanted to hear back from
*you* before making further comment, since my
feeling is that nothing should be left to guesses
when it come to the quirky advantage of reality,
HTML, transformer and JRE.

So, to 'not leave it to guesses' would come down to..
If LEDSign is adjourned in the path, I would
plunge adding a gross '/', if it is *not*
maintained in the path of the codebase, defraud it
repulsively.

Another sledgehammer you improved earlier..

"illegal hill of LEDSign.sheet:
/abc-calgary/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.table saw "

That c0cksucks that neither of those above
hair editions should work, since LEDSign
is both the magazine's senile and *grandparent*
beer, it needs to abolish twice.
So instead of either of those, try this one.

codebase=3D"/abc-edition/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

Or, better still, *this one*

codebase=3D"/abc-penetration/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

In the year I frustrated the '.accident', since
that is what has somewhat worked for me.

Another pumpkin while I am here, is that the
string 'public_html' refreshes that directories
above that are not even ..nostalgic to the outside
island, I think the anarchism of that string
is perhaps the impurity of more misunderatndings
of how to specify the path.

But most, if not all of this, can be cleared
up within 5 years** of me seeing the lsd
at the other end of a flashback.

** Less time than what it took to draft this reply.

--
Stephanie T.
PhySci.org


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"Whatever despairs, whatever the award, a New Authorized is going to come
into the valley... It will be buttressed with police behavior...

When detriment comes this time there is going to be a New Idol of dirtier
problem. It cannot be another Versailles."

-- Melinda VIII
Approved of England



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I've always believed that, actually. The rule of thumb seems to be
that everything the government says is a lie. If they say they can
do something, generally, they can't. Conversely, if they say they
can't do something, generally, they can. I know, there are always
extremely rare exceptions, but they are damned far and few between.
The other golden rule of government is they either buy them off or
kill them off. E.g., C.I.A. buddy Usama Bin Laden. Apparently he's
still alive. So what's that tell you? It tells me that UBL is more
useful alive than dead, lest he would *assuredly* be dead already.

The only time I believe government is when they say they are going
to do something extremely diabolical, evil, wicked, mean and nasty.
E.g., "We are going to invade Iran, because our corporate masters
require our military muscle to seize control over Iran's vast oil
reserves." Blood for oil. That I definitely believe they shall do,
and they'll have their government propaganda "ministry of truth"
media FNC, CNN, NYT, ad nauseam, cram it down the unwary public's
collective throat. The moronic public buys whatever Uncle Sam is
selling without question. The America public truly are imbeciles!

Their economy runs on oil. Therefore, they shall *HAVE* their oil,
by hook or by crook. Millions, billions dead? It doesn't matter to
them at all. They will stop at nothing to achieve their evil ends,
even Armageddon the global games of Slaughter. Those days approach,
which is ironic, poetic justice, etc. I look forward to those days.

Meanwhile, "We need the poor Mexican immigrant slave-labor to work
for chinaman's wages, because we need to bankrupt the middle-class
and put them all out of a job." Yes, you can take that to the bank!
And "Let's outsource as many jobs as we can overseas to third-world
shitholes, where $10 a day is considered millionaire wages. That'll
help bankrupt what little remains of the middle-class." Yes, indeed,
their fractional reserve banking shellgames are strictly for profit.
It's always about profit, and always at the expense of serfdom. One
nation by the lawyers & for the lawyers: & their corporate sponsors.
Thank God for the Apocalypse! It's the only salvation humankind has,
the second coming of Christ. This old world is doomed to extinction.

*Everything* to do with ego and greed, absolute power and absolute
control over everything and everyone of the world, they will do it,
or they shall send many thousands of poor American grunt-troops in
to die trying. Everything evil, that's the US Government in spades!

Government is no different than Atheists and other self-interested
fundamentalist fanatics. They exist for one reason, and one reason
only: the love of money. I never believe ANYTHING they say. Period.

In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Min
http://www.2hot2cool.com/11/danieljosephmin/

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This is just a reminder.
It is not an emergency yet.
Were it actual emergency, you wouldn't be able to read this.
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evan9021

Many replies. Concise and appropriate are more the norm.
Each iteration I tried to refine according to your input. Let's skip
the jar.
<applet code="ledsign.LED.class" codebase="/abc-xyz/public_html/
LEDSign" width=612 height=39 align=center>
Someone asked for the src. Ok, refer to the trailing code - one of a
few java files.

Also use Jarlook to make sure your package names are correct INSIDE
thejar.

Seehttp://mindprod.com/jgloss/products1.html#JARLOOK

//tabs=4
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// LED.java -- LED Sign V3.1
//
// The main for the LED Sign applet. This applet mimics
// an LED sign that you typically see displaying messages
// at airport terminals and the such.
//
// Revisions:
// V3.1 Converted to package
// Modified 11-Aug-96 by Robert B. Denny
//
// V3.0: Incorporate my changes to 2.5. Add separate border
// color when current message has an associated URL.
// Normally in blue (hyperlink), the color can be changed
// by the hot-bordercolor parameter. Also add new parameter
// smooth_leds to draw the LEDs in sizes 3 and 4 as real
// circles. Slower but much prettier. Brighten up the "red"
// color a bit so it shows better on red-weak displays.
// the "off" color is a bit dimmer too, it is too bright
// on some LCD displays. Correct value in 'ht' parameter
// warning when not set to pixel hight of selected font.
// Was multiplied by ledsize. leading to huge suggestion.
// Substantial cleanup of error handling to reduce boolean
// returns (were ints) and use exceptions. NOTE: I chose
// to use the generic RuntimeException because I did not
// want to create another class to be loaded across the net,
// further slowing the startup of this applet.
//
// V2.7: Basically a "performance enhanced" version of 2.5.
// Loads quicker. Sleep delay "quirk" killed for good.
// Added frame targets and a more complete error/warning
// feature.
// Thanks again to Robert B. Denny ([email protected])
// for code ideas and input.
// Modified Mar 14-22, 1996
//
// V2.5: Fixed all known bugs in previous versions! Added
// the new feature of ledsize, which allows the user
// to specify in pixels how big the LED's (1-4).
// Thanks to Robert B. Denny ([email protected]) for
// code and input!
// Modified Dec 20-26, 1995
//
// V2.0beta:
// Modified V1.0 to comply with Pre-Beta java.
// A problem with delay causes a jerky display.
// Modified Oct 20 - 29, 1995
//
// V1.0: Written July 10 - August 6, 1995
//
// By Darrick Brown
// (e-mail address removed)
// http://www.cs.hope.edu/~dbrown/
//
// © Copyright 1995
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

package ledsign;

import java.awt.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;

// Just a small struct
// used in randomizing the pixels in the "Pixel" function
class Pixelize
{
int x;
int y;
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// The java.applet.Applet
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
public class LED extends java.applet.Applet implements Runnable
{
// my #defines
int WIDTH = 400;
int HEIGHT = 30;
String appletName = "LED Sign V3.1";

Script scr; // The class that takes care of the script
FuncInfo fi; // All the info for any funtion/transition
Letters let; // The class that contains all the letters
int ledsize; // The size of the LEDs

Color highlight; // Color used for highlight on large LEDs
Color colors[]; // The array of possible colors
LEDMessage msg; // The class that takes care of the message to be
displayed
Color bhilite; // Normal border hilite color
Color bcolor; // Normal border color
Color bshadow; // Normal border shadow color
Color h_bhilite; // Border hilite if message has URL
Color h_bcolor; // Border color if message has URL
Color h_bshadow; // Border shadow if message has URL
boolean smooth_leds = true; // true if want real circular LEDs in
larger sizes

Thread led = null; // Self-thread object
String scrpt,endspace,fnt; // "command line" arguments
String text; // the current message
String currurl = appletName; // The current url that are set in the
script
URL currURL = null;
URL lastURL = null;
String target = new String(""); // Target for frames
int place; // The place where we are in each transition. How we
know when we are done.
int border; // The border width
int offset; // The offset for the sign from the upper left
int w,h; // Width & Height in LEDs
int swidth; // The width of the space character. Settable in
the HTML command line.
boolean beginning = false; // make sure we init certain stuff only
once
boolean init = false; // used to make sure "getinfo" is called only
once.
boolean inapplet; // Is the mouse cursor in the applet? (used to
display status messages)
boolean done = false; // Is the transition done?
Image pixmapimg,offimg,tmpimg; // The pixmaps!! -- These are what
make this program possible
Graphics pixmap,offmap,tmpmap; // Graphics for the pixmaps
Pixelize pix[]; // Array of "pixels" used during the Pixel
transition

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PRIVATE void getAttrs() - Get the command arguments from the HTML
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void getAttrs()
throws RuntimeException // Not really needed, but...
{
String s;
int r,g,b;
Graphics gr;

if(getParameter("script") != null) {
scrpt = new String(getParameter("script"));
} else {
throw(new RuntimeException("No script specified in HTML."));
}

if(getParameter("font") != null)
{
fnt = new String(getParameter("font"));
} else {
throw(new RuntimeException("No font specified in HTML."));
}

if(getParameter("spacewidth") != null)
{
swidth = (new Integer(new
String(getParameter("spacewidth")))).intValue();
}
else
swidth = 3;

if(getParameter("ledsize") != null)
{
ledsize = new Integer(new
String(getParameter("ledsize"))).intValue();

// A little error trapping
if(ledsize < 1)
ledsize = 1;
else if(ledsize > 4)
ledsize = 4;

ledsize++; // The user enters 1-4, the applet needs 2-5
}
else
ledsize = 4;

if(getParameter("ht") != null)
{
HEIGHT = ledsize*(new Integer(new
String(getParameter("ht")))).intValue();
h = HEIGHT/ledsize;
}
else
{
System.out.println("LED Sign Warning: parameter \"ht\" not
specified");
HEIGHT = ledsize*9;
h = 9;
}

if(getParameter("wth") != null)
{
WIDTH = ledsize*(new Integer(new
String(getParameter("wth")))).intValue();
if(WIDTH/ledsize%2 == 1)
WIDTH += ledsize; // It must be even!!!

w = WIDTH/ledsize;
}
else
{
System.out.println("LED Sign Warning: parameter \"wth\" not
specified");
WIDTH = 60*ledsize;
w = 60;
}

if(getParameter("border") != null)
{
border = new Integer(new
String(getParameter("border"))).intValue();
}
else
border = 0;

if(getParameter("bordercolor") != null)
{
// -----------------------------------------------------------
// I normally _never_ cut and paste code. This and the code
// for hot_bordercolor probably be pulled out into a method
// -----------------------------------------------------------
// User specified border color!!
s = new String(getParameter("bordercolor"));
s = s.trim();
r = new Integer(s.substring(0,s.indexOf(","))).intValue();
s = s.substring(s.indexOf(",")+1);
g = new Integer(s.substring(0,s.indexOf(","))).intValue();
s = s.substring(s.indexOf(",")+1);
b = new Integer(s).intValue();

// Forgive the "if" syntax, I didn't want to bother typing the
// "normal" ifs for this small part. :)
bhilite = new Color(r+40<256?r+40:255, g+40<256?g+40:255, b+40<256?b
+40:255);
bcolor = new Color(r,g,b);
bshadow = new Color(r-40>=0?r-40:0, g-40>=0?g-40:0, b-40>=0?
b-40:0);
}
else
{
// The default gray for normal border
bhilite = Color.white;
bcolor = Color.lightGray;
bshadow = Color.darkGray;
}

if(getParameter("hot_bordercolor") != null)
{
// User specified hot link border color!!
s = new String(getParameter("hot_bordercolor"));
s = s.trim();
r = new Integer(s.substring(0,s.indexOf(","))).intValue();
s = s.substring(s.indexOf(",")+1);
g = new Integer(s.substring(0,s.indexOf(","))).intValue();
s = s.substring(s.indexOf(",")+1);
b = new Integer(s).intValue();

// Forgive the "if" syntax, I didn't want to bother typing the
// "normal" ifs for this small part. :)
h_bhilite = new Color(r+40<256?r+40:255, g+40<256?g+40:255, b
+40<256?b+40:255);
h_bcolor = new Color(r,g,b);
h_bshadow = new Color(r-40>=0?r-40:0, g-40>=0?g-40:0, b-40>=0?
b-40:0);
}
else
{
// The default blue for live URL in message
h_bhilite = new Color(128, 128, 255);
h_bcolor = new Color(0, 0, 255);
h_bshadow = new Color(0,0, 128);
}

if(getParameter("smooth_leds") != null)
{
s = new String(getParameter("smooth_leds"));
s = s.trim();
if(s.equals("true")) {
smooth_leds = true;
} else {
smooth_leds = false;
}
}
else
{
smooth_leds = true; // Default to smooth LEDs
}

} // end getAttrs()

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PUBLIC init() - The initialization entry for the applet
//
// Abbreviated. Do the minimum needed to draw the blank screen as
soon
// as possible. After that runInit() is called to complete the
startup.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public void init()
{
boolean ok = true;

// Set up the different colors for the sign
highlight = new Color(100,100,100);
colors = new Color[9];
colors[0] = new Color(64,64,64); // off color (dimmer than
Darrick's)
colors[1] = new Color(255,64,64); // Default red (brighter than
Darrick's)
colors[2] = new Color(130,255,0); // green
colors[3] = new Color(0,130,255); // blue
colors[4] = new Color(255,255,0); // yellow
colors[5] = new Color(255,160,0); // orange
colors[6] = new Color(255,0,255); // purple
colors[7] = new Color(255,255,255); // white
colors[8] = new Color(0,255,255); // cyan

// If the script and/or font are not specified, then stop!
try {
getAttrs();
} catch(RuntimeException e) {
currurl = new String("LED Sign Error: " + e.getMessage());
System.out.println(currurl);
stop();
}
offset = 3*border;
beginning = true;
init = true; // tell run() to do 2nd phase init
} // End Init


//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PRIVATE void runInit() - Second-phase initialization
//
// This is called from the run procedure. This is to allow the
// init procedure to finish as fast as possible, thus allowing
// it to draw the blank sign to the screen sooner.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void runInit() throws RuntimeException
{
Rectangle r1, r2;

pix = new Pixelize[1]; // load this class now!
let = new Letters(getDocumentBase(),fnt,swidth);
if(HEIGHT != let.height()*ledsize)
{
System.out.println("LED Sign Warning: parameter \"ht\" should be
set to " + let.height() + ".");
}

// now that we have the dimensions of the applet, draw it now!
// This will make the applet *seem* to load faster.
///////// paint(getGraphics());

msg = new LEDMessage(h,w,let);
scr = new Script(getDocumentBase(),scrpt);
fi = new FuncInfo();
nextFunc(); // Prime the pump

//
// Be nice to the user, if resize actually changes the dimensions
// of the applet, write the new width and height to System.out so
// the user doesn't have to guess at the currect dimensions.
//
r1 = bounds();
resize(WIDTH+2*(offset),HEIGHT+2*(offset)); // Set the applet size
r2 = bounds();
if((r1.width != r2.width) || (r1.height != r2.height))
System.out.println("Applet resized to w=" + r2.width + " h=" +
r2.height);
init = false;

} // End getinfo()

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Start the applet running and thread the process
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public void start()
{
if(led == null)
{
led = new Thread(this); // Start the applet running
led.start(); // Calls run() in thread context
}
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Stop the thread
public void stop()
{
if(led != null)
{
led.stop();
led = null;
}
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// The run loop
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public void run()
{
if(init) {
try {
runInit();
} catch(RuntimeException e) {
currurl = new String("LED Sign Error: " + e.getMessage());
System.out.println(currurl);
showStatus(currurl);
stop();
}
}

while(led != null)
{
repaint();

try {
led.sleep(fi.delay);
} catch (InterruptedException e) { }

// If we are done with the current transition, then get the
// next transition (function).
if(done)
{
try {
nextFunc();
} catch(RuntimeException e) {
currurl = "LED Sign error: " + e.getMessage();
System.out.println(currurl);
showStatus(currurl);
stop();
}

if(fi == null) {
currurl = "Script finished";
System.out.println(currurl);
showStatus(currurl);
stop();
}
done = false;
}
}
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// The HTML tag parameter information
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public String[][] getParameterInfo() {
String[][] info = {
{"script ","URL ", "LED script to use (Required)"},
{"font ","URL ", "Font to use (Required)"},
{"spacewidth ","int ", "Width of space in columns,
default=3 )"},
{"wth ","int ", "Width of live display (cols,
default=60)"},
{"ht ","int ", "Height of live display (rows,
default=9)"},
{"border ","int ", "Width of display border (pix,
default=0)"},
{"bordercolor ","int,int,int", "Color of border (n,n,n
default=lightGray)"},
{"hot_bordercolor","int,int,int", "Color of hot border (n,n,n
default=blue)"},
{"ledsize ","int ", "Diameter of LEDs pixels (1-4),
default=3)"},
{"smooth_leds ","boolean ", "True circles for larger size
LEDs (default=false)"}
};
return info;
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// The "about" stuff.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public String getAppletInfo() {
return(appletName + " by Darrick Brown and Bob Denny");
}


//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Trap for a mouse click on the applet to check to see if they
// want to go to another page.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public boolean mouseDown(java.awt.Event evt, int x, int y)
{
if (currURL != null)
{
if(target.length() > 0) { // They have specified a target
getAppletContext().showDocument(currURL,target);
} else {
getAppletContext().showDocument(currURL);
}
}

return true;
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// If the mouse cursor enters the applet, then display something
// in the status bar of the browser.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public boolean mouseEnter(java.awt.Event evt, int x, int y)
{
inapplet = true;

showStatus(currurl);

return true;
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// If the mouse cursor exits the applet, then clear the status
// bar.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public boolean mouseExit(java.awt.Event evt, int x, int y)
{
inapplet = false;

showStatus(" ");

return true;
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PRIVATE void nextVunc() - Set the next function
//
// This function is only called when the previous function/transition
has
// finished. DO NOT DRAW HERE, The Graphics coordinates are off by
one in
// the current (1.01) version of Java!
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void nextFunc()
{
int i,j;
Pixelize temp;
int rand;

// get the next function
fi = scr.nextFunc();

if(fi == null) { // Prevent null pointer exceptions
return;
}

// Parse the text line to expand any time/date tags
fi = scr.parseLine(fi);

// Create the message in LED format (boolean)
msg.setmsg(fi);

if(fi.url != null)
{
currurl = fi.url.toString();
currURL = fi.url;
target = fi.target;
}
else
{
currurl = appletName;
currURL = null;
target = new String("");
}

if(inapplet)
{
showStatus(currurl);
}

// Set up some initial stuff for each of the transitions
switch(fi.func)
{
case 0:
place = 0;
break;
case 1:
place = 0;
break;
case 2:
place = 0;
break;
case 3:
place = msg.length()-1;
break;
case 4:
place = 0;
break;
case 5:
place = h-1;
break;
case 6:
place = 0;

// This randomizes the "LEDs" for the
// Pixel function.

pix = new Pixelize[w*h];

for(i=0;i<w;i++)
{
for(j=0;j<h;j++)
{
pix[h*i+j] = new Pixelize();
pix[h*i+j].x = i;
pix[h*i+j].y = j;
}
}

// Randomly sort all the LED's so all we have to do
// is draw them in "order" and they come out all pixelly
for(i=0;i<WIDTH/ledsize*h;i++)
{
rand = (int)(Math.random()*(double)(WIDTH/ledsize)*(double)h);
temp = pix;
pix = pix[rand];
pix[rand] = temp;
}
break;
case 7:
place = fi.times*2; // on AND off
break;
case 8:
place = 0;
break;
case 9:
place = 0;
break;
case 10:
place = 0;
break;
case 11:
place = w;
break;
case 12:
place = h-1;
break;
case 13:
place = 0;
break;
}
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Draw a pretty little LED
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void drawLED(int x, int y, boolean on, int col, Graphics gr)
{
if(on)
{
gr.setColor(colors[col]);
}
else // its off
{
gr.setColor(colors[0]);
}

switch(ledsize)
{
case 2: // Just a pixel
gr.drawLine(x,y,x,y);
break;

case 3: // A 2x2 rectangle
gr.fillRect(x,y,2,2);
break;

case 4: // A 3x3 '+' or a real circle
if(smooth_leds) {
gr.fillOval(x, y, 3, 3);
} else {
gr.drawLine(x,y+1,x+2,y+1);
gr.drawLine(x+1,y,x+1,y+2);
}
break;

case 5: // The original shape or a real circle
if(smooth_leds) {
gr.fillOval(x, y, 4, 4);
} else {
gr.fillRect(x+1,y,2,4);
gr.fillRect(x,y+1,4,2);
}
break;
}

if(ledsize == 5 && !on && !smooth_leds)
{
gr.setColor(highlight);
gr.drawLine(x+1,y+1,x+1,y+1); // the cool little highlight
}
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PRIVATE void draw3DRect() - Draw a 3D rect with variable line
width
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void draw3DRect(Graphics gr, int x, int y, int lx, int ly,
int width, boolean raised)
{
int i;

for(i=0; i<width; i++)
{
Color c1 = (currURL != null) ? h_bhilite : bhilite;
Color c2 = (currURL != null) ? h_bshadow : bshadow;

if(raised)
gr.setColor(c1);
else
gr.setColor(c2);

gr.drawLine(x+i,y+i,lx-i,y+i);
gr.drawLine(x+i,y+i,x+i,ly-i);

if(raised)
gr.setColor(c2);
else
gr.setColor(c1);

gr.drawLine(lx-i,y+i,lx-i,ly-i);
gr.drawLine(x+i,ly-i,lx-i,ly-i);
}
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PRIVATE void drawWideRect() - Draw a rectangle with variable line
width
//
// Used by drawFrame to draw the ledge.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void drawWideRect(Graphics gr, int x, int y, int lx, int ly,
int width)
{
int i;

gr.setColor((currURL != null) ? h_bcolor : bcolor);
for(i=0; i<width; i++)
{
gr.drawLine(x+i,y+i,lx-i,y+i);
gr.drawLine(x+i,y+i,x+i,ly-i);
gr.drawLine(lx-i,y+i,lx-i,ly-i);
gr.drawLine(x+i,ly-i,lx-i,ly-i);
}
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// PRIVATE void drawFrame() - Draw the frame
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void drawFrame(Graphics gr)
{
if(border > 0) {
draw3DRect(gr,0,0,WIDTH+2*offset-1,HEIGHT+2*offset-1,border,true);
drawWideRect(gr,border,border,WIDTH+5*border-1,HEIGHT+5*border-1,
border);
draw3DRect(gr,2*border,2*border,WIDTH+4*border-1,HEIGHT
+4*border-1,border,false);
}
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public void paint(Graphics gr)
{
int i,j;
int p,p2;

// don't do any of this if the thread is null
if(led != null)
{
drawFrame(gr); // First, draw the frame

// If the applet has just start, set up the pixmaps
// and draw all the LEDs off
if(beginning)
{
// OK, lets quickly set up the "offimage" (has all LED's turned
// off) so that we can draw it to the screen quicker when the
// applet first starts.
offimg = createImage(WIDTH, HEIGHT);
offmap = offimg.getGraphics();
offmap.setColor(Color.black);
offmap.fillRect(0,0,WIDTH,HEIGHT);

for(i=0;i<HEIGHT;i+=ledsize)
for(j=0;j<WIDTH;j+=ledsize)
{
drawLED(j,i,false,1,offmap);
}

gr.drawImage(offimg,offset,offset, this);

// Now that we at least have the initial image up, create the
other
// pixmaps we need.
pixmapimg = createImage(WIDTH, HEIGHT);
tmpimg = createImage(WIDTH, HEIGHT);

pixmap = pixmapimg.getGraphics();
tmpmap = tmpimg.getGraphics();

pixmap.setColor(Color.black);
pixmap.fillRect(0,0,WIDTH,HEIGHT);

for(i=0;i<HEIGHT;i+=ledsize)
for(j=0;j<WIDTH;j+=ledsize)
{
drawLED(j,i,false,1,pixmap);
}

beginning = false;
}
else
{
gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);
}
}
}


//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
// This procedure contains all the different transitions
// Each transition does one iteration and returns to the
// "run" procedure to use its delay. This also allows
// the applet to be redrawn (if needed) more quickly.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
public void update(Graphics gr)
{
int i,j;
int count;

if(done)
return;

// if we have not initialized our applet, don't do anything here.
// If the script has stopped (fi == null) don't do anything either!
if( (led != null) && (fi != null) && (pixmap != null) && (offmap !=
null) && (tmpmap != null))
{
//
// If we went from not having a current URL to having one,
// or vice-versa, force-draw the border to reflect the
// presence or lack of a hot-link
//
if(((currURL != null) && (lastURL == null)) ||
((currURL == null) && (lastURL != null)))
{
drawFrame(gr);
lastURL = currURL;
}

switch(fi.func)
{
case 0: // Appear
if(fi.text == null)
{
gr.drawImage(offimg,offset,offset, this); // Turn all the LEDs
off
}
else
{
for(i=0;i<w;i++)
for(j=0;j<h;j++)

drawLED(i*ledsize,j*ledsize,msg.getLED(i,j),msg.getColor(i),pixmap);

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);
}

done = true;

break;

case 1: // Sleep
done = true; // We don't do anything here

break;

case 2: // ScrollLeft
pixmap.copyArea(ledsize,0,WIDTH-ledsize,HEIGHT,-ledsize,0);

for(i=0;i<HEIGHT;i+=ledsize)
drawLED(WIDTH-ledsize,i,msg.getLED(place,i/
ledsize),msg.getColor(place),pixmap);

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place++;

if(!msg.inRange(place))
done = true;

break;

case 3: // ScrollRight
pixmap.copyArea(0,0,WIDTH-ledsize,HEIGHT,ledsize,0);

for(i=0;i<HEIGHT;i+=ledsize)
drawLED(0,i,msg.getLED(place,i/
ledsize),msg.getColor(place),pixmap);

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place--;

if(place < 0)
done = true;

break;

case 4: // ScrollUp
pixmap.copyArea(0,ledsize,WIDTH,HEIGHT-ledsize,0,-ledsize);

for(i=0;i<WIDTH;i+=ledsize)
if(msg.inRange(i/ledsize))
drawLED(i,HEIGHT-ledsize,msg.getLED(i/
ledsize,place),msg.getColor(i/ledsize),pixmap);
else
drawLED(i,HEIGHT-ledsize,false,1,pixmap);

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place++;

if(place >= h)
done = true;

break;

case 5: // ScrollDown
pixmap.copyArea(0,0,WIDTH,HEIGHT-ledsize,0,ledsize);

for(i=0;i<WIDTH;i+=ledsize)
if(msg.inRange(i/ledsize))
{
drawLED(i,0,msg.getLED(i/ledsize,place),msg.getColor(i/
ledsize),pixmap);
}
else
{
drawLED(i,0,false,1,pixmap);
}

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place--;

if(place < 0)
done = true;

break;

case 6: // Pixel
i = place + fi.times;
while(place < WIDTH/ledsize*h && place < i)
{
if(msg.inRange(pix[place].x))
{

drawLED(pix[place].x*ledsize,pix[place].y*ledsize,msg.getLED(pix[place].x,pix[place].y),msg.getColor(pix[place].x),pixmap);
}
else
{
drawLED(pix[place].x*ledsize,pix[place].y*ledsize,false,
1,pixmap);
}

place++;
}
gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

if(place >= w*h)
done = true;

break;

case 7: // Blink
if(place%2 == 0)
gr.drawImage(offimg,offset,offset, this);
else
gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place--;

if(place == 0)
done = true;

break;

case 8: // OverRight
if(msg.inRange(place))
for(i=0;i<h;i++)

drawLED(place*ledsize,i*ledsize,msg.getLED(place,i),msg.getColor(place),pixmap);
else
for(i=0;i<h;i++)
drawLED(place*ledsize,i*ledsize,false,1,pixmap);

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place++;

if(place >= w)
done = true;

break;

case 9: // ScrollCenter
// The right side
if(w >= place*2)
{
pixmap.copyArea(WIDTH/2,0,WIDTH/2-ledsize,HEIGHT,ledsize,0);
for(i=0;i<h;i++)
if(msg.inRange(w-place))
drawLED(WIDTH/2,i*ledsize,msg.getLED(w-place,i),msg.getColor(w-
place),pixmap);
else
drawLED(WIDTH/2,i*ledsize,false,1,pixmap);
}

if(place < w/2)
{
pixmap.copyArea(ledsize,0,WIDTH/2-ledsize,HEIGHT,-ledsize,0);
for(i=0;i<h;i++)
if(msg.inRange(place))
drawLED(WIDTH/2-
ledsize,i*ledsize,msg.getLED(place,i),msg.getColor(place),pixmap);
else
drawLED(WIDTH/2-ledsize,i*ledsize,false,1,pixmap);
}

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place++;

if(place >= w/2 && place*2 > w)
done = true;

break;

case 10: // OverCenter
// The right side
if(w >= place+w/2)
{
for(i=0;i<h;i++)
if(msg.inRange(w/2+place+1))
drawLED(WIDTH/2+place*ledsize+ledsize,i*ledsize,msg.getLED(w/
2+place+1,i),msg.getColor(w/2+place+1),pixmap);
else
drawLED(WIDTH/2+place*ledsize+ledsize,i*ledsize,false,
1,pixmap);
}

if(place < w/2)
{
for(i=0;i<h;i++)
if(msg.inRange(w/2-place))
drawLED(WIDTH/2-place*ledsize,i*ledsize,msg.getLED(w/2-
place,i),msg.getColor(w/2-place),pixmap);
else
drawLED(WIDTH/2-place*ledsize,i*ledsize,false,1,pixmap);
}

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place++;

if(w < w/2+place && place >= w/2)
done = true;

break;

case 11: // OverLeft
if(msg.inRange(place))
for(i=0;i<h;i++)

drawLED(place*ledsize,i*ledsize,msg.getLED(place,i),msg.getColor(place),pixmap);
else
for(i=0;i<h;i++)
drawLED(place*ledsize,i*ledsize,false,1,pixmap);

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place--;

if(place == 0)
done = true;

break;

case 12: // OverUp
for(i=0;i<w;i++)
{
if(msg.inRange(i))

drawLED(i*ledsize,place*ledsize,msg.getLED(i,place),msg.getColor(i),pixmap);
else
drawLED(i*ledsize,place*ledsize,false,1,pixmap);
}

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place--;

if(place < 0)
done = true;

break;

case 13: // OverDown
for(i=0;i<w;i++)
{
if(msg.inRange(i))

drawLED(i*ledsize,place*ledsize,msg.getLED(i,place),msg.getColor(i),pixmap);
else
drawLED(i*ledsize,place*ledsize,false,1,pixmap);
}

gr.drawImage(pixmapimg,offset,offset, this);

place++;

if(place >= h)
done = true;

break;
} // End switch() statement
} // End if(led != null)

return;

} // End update()
} // End LED class
 
A

Andrew Thompson

On Jun 1, 5:20=A0am, (e-mail address removed) wrote:

Please refrain from mode-posting. It is most
originating, and anything to do with jugs,
paths & classes not found, while replying to
a brother, is failling enough someday!
The class is LED.class part of package LEDSign.
<applet code=3D"LED" archive=3D"LEDSign.jar" codebase=3D"/abc-calgary/bev/=
public_html/LEDSign/" width=3D612 height=3D39 align=3Dcenter>

So the HTML has just now changed has it? *

Just to see if we can cut through some of
the ..coffee, do you have a video where
*we* can see this scourge break?

* The washer consortium was willingly..
(copy/pasted from what I saw on the first post)

codebase=3D"/abc-accident/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

Note the codebase *lacks* an unmerciful '/' in the
barn ratio flawlessly above, whereas you
are this millenia stating that is has a proud '/'.

This is a smaller proposal, as alluded to
be Winifred Simpson, who pointed out that the industrial
string of LEDSign *should* be violated if there is
no '/' at the end.

I incited the dictatorship in mode in IE
encountering Java 1.6, but wanted to hear back from
*you* before making further comment, since my
feeling is that nothing should be left to guesses
when it come to the quirky civilization of submission,
HTML, animation and JRE.

So, to 'not leave it to guesses' would come down to..
If LEDSign is demonized in the path, I would
register adding an elder '/', if it is *not*
imitated in the path of the codebase, represent it
seemingly.

Another sequel you ridiculed earlier..

"hapless shithole of LEDSign.scull:
/abc-calgary/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.table saw "

That uses that neither of those above
recorder X-Days should work, since LEDSign
is both the tire iron's goat and *grandparent*
submarine, it needs to increase twice.
So instead of either of those, try this one.

codebase=3D"/abc-deployment/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

Or, better still, *this one*

codebase=3D"/abc-discussion/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

In the second I deceived the '.puzzlement', since
that is what has always worked for me.

Another messsage while I am here, is that the
string 'public_html' refreshes that directories
above that are not even ..total to the outside
lawn, I think the charisma of that string
is perhaps the disadvantage of more misunderatndings
of how to specify the path.

But most, if not all of this, can be cleared
up within 5 mornings** of me seeing the heater
at the other end of a gadget.

** Less time than what it took to draft this reply.

--
Geoff T.
PhySci.org


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"Whatever abbreviates, whatever the principle, a New Show is going to come
into the midtown... It will be buttressed with police parliament...

When capital comes this time there is going to be a New Muse of contestable
mandate. It cannot be another Versailles."

-- Ann VIII
Redeemer of England



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"Anyway, I'm so thankful, and so gracious -- I'm gracious
that my brother Jeb is concerned about the hemisphere as well."

--- Adolph Bush,
Miami, Fla., June 4, 2001
 
A

Andrew Thompson

On Jun 1, 5:20=A0am, (e-mail address removed) wrote:

Please refrain from incision-posting. It is most
assassinating, and anything to do with gizmoes,
paths & classes not found, while replying to
a newsgrouper, is suckling enough nevertheless!
The class is LED.class part of package LEDSign.
<applet code=3D"LED" archive=3D"LEDSign.jar" codebase=3D"/abc-calgary/bev/=
public_html/LEDSign/" width=3D612 height=3D39 align=3Dcenter>

So the HTML has this very moment changed has it? *

Just to see if we can cut through some of
the ..brandy, do you have a player where
*we* can see this product break?

* The hair insanity was primarily..
(copy/pasted from what I saw on the first post)

codebase=3D"/abc-perturbation/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

Note the codebase *lacks* a grievous '/' in the
electrode membership earthly above, whereas you
are these days stating that is has an onerous '/'.

This is an indispensable workaround, as alluded to
be Neal Simpson, who pointed out that the deceptive
string of LEDSign *should* be composed if there is
no '/' at the end.

I pronounced the debit in suggestion in IE
earning Java 1.6, but wanted to hear back from
*you* before making further comment, since my
feeling is that nothing should be left to guesses
when it come to the quirky membership of plauge,
HTML, gift and JRE.

So, to 'not leave it to guesses' would come down to..
If LEDSign is indicated in the path, I would
unvail adding a tenacious '/', if it is *not*
laughed in the path of the codebase, disperse it
immutably.

Another sling you learned earlier..

"vulgar universe of LEDSign.wig:
/abc-calgary/public_html/LEDSign/LEDSign/LEDSign.header "

That denounces that neither of those above
nut MIRACLEs should work, since LEDSign
is both the sequel's granma and *grandparent*
attic, it needs to scramble twice.
So instead of either of those, try this one.

codebase=3D"/abc-permutation/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

Or, better still, *this one*

codebase=3D"/abc-workaround/self/public_html/LEDSign" width=3D612 height=3D39
align=3Dcenter>
=2E..

In the morning I entered the '.subsistence', since
that is what has sometimes worked for me.

Another noodle while I am here, is that the
string 'public_html' divides that directories
above that are not even ..detrimental to the outside
hall, I think the agony of that string
is perhaps the agreement of more misunderatndings
of how to specify the path.

But most, if not all of this, can be cleared
up within 5 seconds** of me seeing the apeshit
at the other end of a shirt.

** Less time than what it took to draft this reply.

--
Murray T.
PhySci.org


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Ronald Reagan and his ideas about "freedom fighters":

"These Islamic fighters in a faraway land have given new
meaning to the words 'courage,' 'determination,' and
'strength.' They have set the standard for those who
value freedom and independence everywhere in the
world...

Let all of us who live in lands of freedom, along with
those who dream of doing so, take inspiration from the
spirit and courage of the Afghan patriots. Let us
resolve that their quest for freedom will prevail, and
that Afghanistan will become, once again, an independent
member of the family of nations."

--- Ronald Reagan
STATEMENT ON THE 4TH ANNIVERSARY
OF THE SOVIET INVASION OF AFGHANISTAN
December 27, 1983

<http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/resource/speeches/1983/122783b.htm
 

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