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Vin{MBL} 5185 Posts June 08 2008 14:34 GMT #1 Is there anyway to save a java applet that is embedded in a webpage? When I try to save the webpage it doesn't save the java applet with it. Thanks for your help!

MasterOfChaos Germany2896 Posts June 08 2008 14:49 GMT #2 search the applet tag in the html code, usually you find the url to the javaapplet there. But if the applet requires resources from the server it becomes ugly. TemperThis firefox extension might be usefull finding out what is loader from the server, but I don't know if it works for resources downloaded by the java applett.

Vin{MBL} 5185 Posts June 08 2008 16:46 GMT #3 i found the applet tag in the code but the url is just a .gif image...

MasterOfChaos Germany2896 Posts June 08 2008 17:44 GMT #4 that is improbable. What site are you trying to save?

Vin{MBL} 5185 Posts June 08 2008 18:32 GMT #5 im probably looking at the wrong thing then http://www.ugrad.math.ubc.ca/coursedoc/math100/notes/mordifeqs/euler.html this is the website and their are some java applets if you scroll down.

MasterOfChaos Germany2896 Posts June 08 2008 19:26 GMT #6 http://www.ugrad.math.ubc.ca/coursedoc/math100/java/

Vin{MBL} 5185 Posts June 08 2008 21:27 GMT #7 do i need a java IDE to open those .class files?

dustinm Canada44 Posts June 08 2008 22:12 GMT #8 Yes. .class files are compiled Java bytecode. You can find a decompiler to turn them back into .java files though, if need be. Otherwise, if you know the exposed methods of the class you can extend it in your own project and use it relatively verbatim.

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