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This document discusses an applet version of an emulator that can be embedded in a web browser. It was tested in several browsers and with different plugin versions. Instructions are provided for deploying the applet and accessing it, along with notes that help is needed for seamless integration and that bugs may exist. Suggestions are requested for supporting applet parameters and deployment to different browsers.

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Applet 2

This document discusses an applet version of an emulator that can be embedded in a web browser. It was tested in several browsers and with different plugin versions. Instructions are provided for deploying the applet and accessing it, along with notes that help is needed for seamless integration and that bugs may exist. Suggestions are requested for supporting applet parameters and deployment to different browsers.

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Applet

This version of the emulator includes an applet version of the emulator to be embedded in a
webbrowser.
Big thanks goes to Bob Fludder at http://www.businessvision.au for testing and helping with
this. He is suppose to write a how to and/or deployment for the applet version of the
emulator.

Note:
Help is needed here with information and or changes to the code to allow a seemless integration. There are probably bugs in
there so please be nice when reporting them ;-)

1 Tested Browsers
Netscape
Internet Explorer
Konqueror - Linux KDE Desktop

2 Tested Plugins
• 1.3.1
• 1.4
One thing about the 1.4 plugin is that it allows a signed jar to be loaded and the proper
authority is prompted for the certificate. Once accepted the certificate is then saved thus
saving the deployment, installation and importing of keys/signatures to each of the desktops.
Very Very nice.

3 Deployment
There are three applet files that are included:
• My5250App.html
• My5250AppPlugin.html
• My5250SSLindex.php
For signing of applets I am going to have to refer you to the experts at the discussion forum

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of sun at the following: http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=63&thread=174214


This has the best information on signing and deploying applets. This being my first applet
program I am at a lost for help on deployment for the different browsers and I do not have
the time to test them all.

Note:
Help is needed here with information and or changes to the code to allow a seemless integration. There are probably bugs in
there so please be nice when reporting them ;-)

4 Applet Parameters
All command line options are supported for applet parameters except for the -f argument for
file properties. Looking for suggestion here!!!!!!!!

5 Live Demo Applet


First you will need to set up the java policy file for applet access. Instructions can be found
here
You can try out a live demo here

If you have any questions or suggestions please let me know. If you have code changes
PLEASE PLEASE send them to me.

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