|
|
Featured White Papers
- Why choose an Open Source BPM?
- 10 FAQs on Business Process Management
- Best Practices for Getting Started with BPM
- Free Your Devs From The Pain Of Java Redeploys
- Increase Velocity 40% by Using JRebel
- What Developers Want: The End of Application Redeploys
- Developer Productivity Report: Java Tools, Tech, Devs, and Data
- Coding with JRebel: Java Forever Changed
- Utilizing Fast Testing to Transform Java Development
- Do You Really Get Classloaders?
- Pragmatic Continuous Delivery with Jenkins, Nexus, and LiveRebel
- Your Next Java Web App: Less XML, No Long Restarts, Fewer Hassles
- Coding with JRebel, Java Forever Changed
- 2012 Developer Productivity Report: Java Tools, Tech, Devs, and Data
progress bar code help
Submitted by dwe on Mon, 03/30/2009 - 12:46.
Tags:
The final piece to my website is to present the user with a loading progress bar for the large Java object which is integral to my site. I was shown the progress tutorial on this site (http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-1996/jw-12-progressbar.html) which immediately confused me, its a good tutorial but I'm not really a coder and a lot of my site has been copy and pasted from other tutorials - I had a concept and its pretty much finished.
Reading over the tutorial I see there are several portions of code that need to be referenced to. The Java object I am trying to load starts at <div id="attempt8_container"> and there are two separate sections for that loading: one if viewed in IE and if not. Does this code have to go into the MyApplet.java? I have been looking at the example on page http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-1996/progressbar/ExampleWithPro... of the tutorial and trying to follow it through.
Thanks, I find asking bit by bit as I need to know is really helpful.
My website: http://www.meta.projectmio.com/index3.html