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- Download the source code and Java documentation for the demonstration program discussed in this article.
- Learn more about applet security by reading "Java security evolution and concepts, Part 3: Applet security" (Raghavan N. Srinivas, JavaWorld, December 2000) and "Applet security: What applets can and cannot do" (The Java Tutorials).
- "How to use Java applets in modern browsers" (K's cluttered loft, January 2012) compares using Applet, Object, and Embed HTML tags in order to run applets in modern browsers. Oracle's short tutorial on the same topic is also worth a look.
- "Alternative deployment methods, Part 1: Beyond applets" (Todd Sundsted, JavaWorld, May 2000) is an in-depth discussion about Java application deployment, including applets.
- Also see the Oracle Java tutorials on deploying Java applets with JNLP and using runApplet.
- Learn more about the difference between GET and POST requests.
- Applet-to-servlet communication explained in depth: "Applet to servlet communication: Sending a serialized object" (Chád Darby, Java Developer Journal).
- "A Simple Menu Using HTML Lists And CSS (ChristianPinder.com) presents a standard approach to creating HTML and CSS for menus.
- Nick Rigby also has a number of tutorials and examples for creating menus in HTML, including "Drop-Down Menus - Horizontal Style" (A List Apart, June 2004).
- Learn more about JavaScript (JavaWorld, October 2012) and JQuery (JavaWorld, November 2011).
- "Create intelligent Web spiders" (November 2004) and "Navigate through virtual worlds using Java 3D" (July 2003) are two previous JavaWorld articles authored by Dr. Mark O. Pendergast.
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