I am relatively new to Java and have a Java application consisting of a couple of packages and a number of classes. I want to be able to run this application in a web browser. How do I go about doing this?
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回答1:
Java Web Start is a good technology for deploying Java applications over the web. You can start the application from a web page link, although the application runs outside of the web browser frame: Java Web Start Tutorial.
Java applets allow you to embed a Java application in a web page. It has some serious drawbacks for larger applications.
Servlets (and Java Server Pages) are appropriate technologies for server-side generation of web pages (and other web content) but these technologies won't help you to deploy an existing Swing-based Java application, unless you are prepared to replace the user interface.
回答2:
See the section of the Java Tutorial on how to build and deploy applets.
回答3:
The easiest way for you will be to use a servlet. What you need:
- Apache Tomcat (Or any other Servlet container)
- Knowledge of what a servlet is (basically a class that extends from servlet, like httpservlet)
回答4:
If you want a really fancy web-browser based application written in java, then you should learn gwt.