Best Java Applets Collection consists of 1000 java applets examples in a CD. The demo and installation instructions are clearly given. It is a great java arcade and resource of educational, fun and play applets. Use the source code of the java programs as a tutorial, help, references and guide to learn java language. This well catalogued compilation of applets contains 86 categories and subcategories. This free sample download demo of java programs consists of 10 useful, fully working, free/freeware java applets.

Xedit for Java is a tool for assisting in migration from a content editing environment for mainframe (VM/CMS) 3270 terminals to an e-business environment. Xedit for Java provides a Java applet that simulates the XEDIT editor of VM/CMS in a modern e-business environment. Xedit for Java supports all the traditional editing commands of XEDIT, as well as some enhancements such as "cut-and-paste" and "undo" features and the full Unicode character set.

An image that always showsthe actual phase of the moon. Free adjustable colors and size enable full integration in any website. Absolutely necessary for astrologers, moonstrucks, lunatics, werewolves and other creatures of the night ;-). Optional features: Free editable taglines (including the number of days till full moon) and animated GIFs in front of the moon. Since Version 2.0: Timezones, N/S-hemisphere, and simplified handling of colors and effects. <b>V. 2.1:</b>Now also with New Moon Messages

Are you tired of entering data into your computer only to find out that you entered the wrong format? As a result you must enter different variations until it is accepted. KLCCDC is a set of interpreters and formatters that correctly interprets user entered data in any format. This includes dates, currency, years, percentages etc. It is so flexible and efficient that you can use it in many areas such as Java Application, Java GUI component, JSP, Servlets, JavaScript and Applets.

This java progress bar component enables you to add a progress indicator in your java applications or web pages with just a few lines of code. The progress bar can be fitted in any space and labels and colors can be adjusted.

This java table component and applet enables you to display your data in rows and columns in your java and web applications. The data can be sorted, searched, and filtered using the powerful filter bar at runtime by the user. The look and feel of the table is highly configurable. The data can be loaded through the java API, the applet parameters, or from a specified URL. The footprint is 35KB.

This java TabbedPanel component enables you to use tabbed panels in your java applications or applets with added features such as detachable tabs into standalone windows and positioning tabs at the top, bottom, left, and right.

Page Expired is a Java applet that redirects a given page after the user-defined time.

y-notes is a simple system which allows you to specify spots in your web pages to which your website's visitors will be able to stick notes. For the the web user, y-notes provide a convenient way to add annotations to a web site without having to go into the messy business of managing a large set of bookmarks. Also, the notes are kept at the server so that users can retrieve them at a later time and use them as a navigation aid. For the site maintainer, y-notes provides an easy and automatic way of gathering user feedback and improving the site design. The main component of y-notes is a tiny Java(tm) applet. Notes are stored on database managed through a CGI interface written in Perl.

This is a collection of Java GUI APIs for programmers. The demo program is available in ezgui.java. Note: Internet Explorer is not displaying the tab correctly.

Complete control over the dictionary is provided via Word 97 enabling multiple language support. Stability & load management is via MTS/ COM+ usage. Client side usage is fully configurable using JavaScript actions to display spell check for selected text box(es) XDE Spell Check can be may be used in 2 ways: 1) Client side JavaScript, as a java applet pop up which sends gives the browser a GUI interface to check spellings and lookup synonyms, or 2) COM server side code, you can create an html front end to perform spell checking, much like Dejanews or Yahoo.

Colorbook is a "color book" Java applet that allows you to interactively fill in colors for the various objects inside of it.

The applet inserts a separator bar in the page, which changes colour continuously. You can specify the initial colour and the speed of the change via parameters. The various parameters of the applet also allow you to specify a lower and upper bound for the colour values and to specify a seed for the random number generator. By giving the same seed (and start colour) to two or more bars, you can ensure that they remain synchronized. The two lower bars on this page are synchronized.

Simple applet to display the current phase of the moon. The images used in this example were made using KPT Bryce. The text that appears beneath the image can be switched on or off, and different images may, of course, be used.

This program allows you to represent dynamic tables on your html page. You just have to give a data file name and the columns definitions in parameter and the applet do all the work. User can navigate in the table using keyboard or mouse, change the columns size. CAGrid is based of the CJGrid class. Implementing the CDataSet interface of CJGrid allow you to use it in your own development.