A small application program, written in Java, that can be sent along with a web page to a user's browser. Java applets can perform tasks without having to send a user request back to the server. (iPlanet Instant Messenger client is a Java applet.)

A small Java program that can be embedded in an HTML page. Applets differ from full-fledged Java applications in that they are not allowed to access certain resources on the local computer, such as files and serial devices (modems, printers, etc.), and are prohibited from communicating with most other computers across a network. The current rule is that an applet can only make an Internet connection to the computer from which the applet was sent.

A short program written in Java that is inserted into a webpage to perform some function outside of the realm of HTML.

A Java executable (application or program) that can be embedded in a Web document or run independently in a Java runtime environment.

A Java Applet is a program not intended to run on its own, but rather is supposed to live at some location in a Web page, similar to the way a graphic image might. To the top

A Java applet is a small program loaded by your WWW browser and then executed by your computer to provide features exceeding HTML.

A small piece of Java code that is downloaded off a Website onto a user's machine at runtime. Java applets run on the user's machine and add functionality, e.g., calculations, games to a Website.

a simple program written in the Java programming language, placed in a web page to add interactivity for visitors.

technology developed by Sun corporation that enables programs to run inside a web browser. Java applets such as the Maplicity mapping client require that the Java runtime environment be installed within the user's machine - visit http://java.sun.com/ to obtain the freely available software

A Java Applet is a Java program that is downloaded from the server and runs from the browser.

A program written in Java which can be incorporated into web pages and run on computers of almost any type to provide animation and other fancy features.

A Java Applet is Java code that is stored on your Web site host server where the Web page has instructions to execute the Java applet. The Java code does not appear on the Web page.

a compiled Java program, composed of classes just like any Java program

a computer program written in a programming language called Java

a Java application program designed to run inside a web

a Java class that runs in the context of an applet container (typically a Web Browser)

a Java program designed to be included in a HyperText Markup Language (HTML) document and run inside a web browser

a Java program design to run within a Java-enabled web browser

a Java program that can be executed on the browser client

a Java program that can be included in a web page, much like an image

a Java program that interfaces with and endures the security restrictions of a web browser

a Java program that runs under the control of the web browser

a mini program that runs inside of your web browser

a mini software application, written in a programming language called Java

an actual program which can be shipped over the WWW and executed locally within the user's WWW browser

an application that can run on a web browser whilst the applet itself resides on a server

an application that includes several additional methods that the runtime system uses that tell it how to handle the applet, such as what to do when a user clicks an applet icon and how it looks on a page

a nifty way of producing special effects on a web page

a panel within the browser window

a piece of code that can create an interactive effect on your website not possible through conventional HTML

a piece of software that runs on most personal computers and adds interactivity to the website

a programming language innovation specifically designed to facilitate client/serve r interactions in a distributed TCP/IP environment

a program segment, usually involving some graphical interface, which can be embedded in a web page by being called by an HTML-file

a program that adheres to a set of conventions that allows it to run within a Java-compatible browser

a program that is embedded into an html page and run within a browser

a program that is meant to run within a Web browser

a program that is used by a Java enabled web page

a program that you have downloaded from the Internet

a program whose graphics window appears within a Web page

a program with limited access to the machine it runs on, so you can safely run programs found on the web

a program written in JAVA that can be included on a web page

a program written in the JavaTM programming language that can be included in an HTML page, much in the same way an image is included

a secure program, which can be downloaded automatically by your browser and run over the Internet

a short computer program

a small application that can run inside a Java-enabled web browser such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer

a small application that is embedded into a Web page

a small computer program that you put on your website and which is downloaded by the end users' web browser when needed

a small Java program also downloaded from the web server, and executed within the browser's own Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

a small Java program (hence the term Applet ) used mostly to create special effects and interactive events on your web pages such as led signs, clocks, calculators, conversion tables and a host of other interactive events

a small Java program that users can download from your host web server and run on their browser (providing their browser is

a small program that is capable of running within a Web page

a small program that is embedded in an HTML document and is run when the document is loaded

a small program that runs inside the web-browser, allowing the user to do a lot of different experimenting

a small program that runs inside your web browser

a special Java program that is only allowed to run inside a browser window

a special kind of Java program attached to a Web page

a type of program called "event driven

a virtual computer program that is downloaded onto the machine of the user and allows the user to run the applet

Short program written in the Java programming language that is attached to a Web page and executed by the user's browser.

A small JavaScript program, such as a utility program or limited-function spreadsheet, which is embedded within an HTML page and executed under a Web browser. Applets can be downloaded as a prepackaged tool for the Web. Some particularly useless Java applets are called "crapplets."

A control that can be embedded in web pages, used to enhance the functionality of a web page.

A small program inserted into a Web page that performs a specific task, such as changing the values in a stock portfolio or scrolling text across the screen.

An application that is downloaded from a web page and executed by browser software.

Java applets are small applications which can be downloaded from a web server and run inside Java compatible web browsers, such as Netscape Navigator on Microsoft Internet Explorer.

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Java Applet is a sub-set of Java which allows you to program to be used on any platform with Java enabled web browser

A Java program that can be included in an HTML page, much like an image can be included.

A small Java application that is used as part of a web page.

An applet is a small Internet-based program written in Java, a programming language for the Web, which can be downloaded by any computer. The applet is also able to run in HTML. The applet is usually embedded in an HTML page on a Web site and can be executed from within a browser.

A small Java program launched through a browser.

Java applets are small Java programs that get downloaded to your computer and then run from a web browser when a web page that uses Java is loaded.

A Java applet is an applet written in the Java programming language. Java applets can run in a web browser using a Java virtual machine (JVM), or in Sun's AppletViewer, a stand alone tool to test applets.

A Java program that can be included as part of a Web page.

A small piece of Java code that implements a specific function. Applets may run on a server or be downloaded and run on the client's machine.

A program written in the Java(tm) (Sun Microsystems Inc trademark) language. The applet's code is transferred to your system and executed by the browser's Java Virtual Machine (JVM) (see more at: http://java.sun.com/applets/).

A small Java application that is run by a Web browser. Java applets are frequently used to add multimedia effects and interactivity to Web pages, such as background music, real-time video displays, animations, calculators, and interactive games. Some applets are activated automatically when you view a Web page, while others may require you to take some action, such as clicking an icon in the Web page. See Java.

A Java class that is loaded and run by an already-running Java application such as a Web browser. Java applets can be downloaded and executed by a Web browser capable of interpreting Java, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. Java applets are frequently used to add multimedia effects and interactivity to Web pages, such as video displays, animations, calculators, real-time clocks, and interactive games. Applets can be activated automatically when the page containing them is displayed in a Web browser, or they may require some action on the part of the site visitor, such as clicking an element on the page.

A small application program, written in Java, that can be sent along with a web page to a user's browser. The Sun Java System Instant Messenger client software can be run as a Java applet.

Java applets are strictly limited programs that can run in a web browser. Java applications use the java language.

A small program (i.e., application) written in Java. Java applets are sent from the host computer to the end user's computer (known as the client) and is then run (or "executed"). Warning: many organizations have a network security system known as a "firewall" that blocks Java Applets from running.

A short program written in Java that is attached to a World Wide Web page and executed by the browser machine.

a small application, created with Java, which is commonly downloaded when viewing a web page, which provides cool functionality not otherwise available within your browser. See Java, applet, Java virtual machine.

An applet written in the Java programming language that can be downloaded over a network and executed on a user's computer.

n. A Java class that is loaded and run by an already-running Java application such as a Web browser or an applet viewer. Java applets can be downloaded and run by any Web browser capable of interpreting Java, such as Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, and HotJava. Java applets are frequently used to add multimedia effects and interactivity to Web pages, such as background music, real-time video displays, animations, calculators, and interactive games. Applets can be activated automatically when a user views a page, or they may require some action on the part of the user, such as clicking on an icon in the Web page. See also applet, Java.

A Java applet is an applet delivered in the form of Java bytecode. Java applets can run in a Web browser using a Java Virtual Machine (JVM), or in Sun's Applet Viewer, a stand alone tool to test applets. Java applets were introduced in the first version of the Java language in 1995.