Java Applet Rocks.

[ATNO/TW]

October 19th, 2003, 11:59 am

I can't recall seeing this posted before, but of all the java applets I've seen in use on the net, this is one of the most practical and it just plain rules:

http://nfl.com/scores

This is a good day to see it in action since the scores are updated realtime and you don't even have to refresh your browser. I love this applet! I want the code!!! *lol

October 19th, 2003, 1:51 pm

I am in a few fantasy football leagues and i use that page all the time. I also use http://www.cbssportsline.com . That is another java that does not need to be updated it does it automatically!

[UNFLUX]

October 19th, 2003, 6:53 pm

it can be done using flash as well.
mlb.com uses it.

both are pretty nifty technologies when used like this

October 19th, 2003, 8:37 pm

ATNO/TW wrote:

I can't recall seeing this posted before, but of all the java applets I've seen in use on the net, this is one of the most practical and it just plain rules:

http://nfl.com/scores

This is a good day to see it in action since the scores are updated realtime and you don't even have to refresh your browser. I love this applet! I want the code!!! *lol

Well... if you want the code, try to do some "reverse engineering".... I can't tell you how... because this forum doesn't support hacking, but... try google search... it will be much easier.. or perhaps, find some software that provide that function....

^_^

[ATNO/TW]

October 20th, 2003, 4:30 am

Actually, I have a java compiler, so it wouldn't be that hard. Besides, I have no need for the code at this time. If I ever did, I'd probably attempt to write it myself first for the learning experience anyway. But I'd be curious to have a little peek at it to see what they're doing. I just like the efficiency of how it works and it really doesn't gum up my computer or slow things down like some java applets are prone to do.

October 20th, 2003, 5:08 am

Do you mean Java decompiler?

^_^

[ATNO/TW]

October 20th, 2003, 5:51 am

Nope -- meant what I said:
http://gcc.gnu.org/java/

If you take a closer look, I wouldn't try to back engineer something. I'd just write it myself. (assuming I get a little better at Java -- I pretty much suck at it at the moment) *lol