Java Applets

Digital Clock

Last Updated: February 20, 1996

  1. Example
  2. Installation
  3. Documentation and Source Code

Example of Digital Clock

Installation

To install the Java Digital Clock onto your Virtual Server, you will need to telnet to your Virtual Server and then do the following steps:

  1. cd   (this will put you in your home directory)
  2. tar -xvf /usr/local/contrib/DClock.tar

The HTML source below represents the applet definition for the Digital Clock. 

  <applet codebase="/Java/DClock" code="Clock2.class" width=275 height=30>
    <param name="FontFamily" value="TimesRoman">
    <param name="FontSize" value="20">
    <param name="DateFmt" value="%c">
    <param name="BGCol" value="f0f0f0">
  </applet>

If you are unfamiliar with JAVA, or would like to learn more about JAVA(tm): Programming for the Internet, the following URL is an excellent resource:

http://java.sun.com

Documentation and Source Code

Documentation

More information about the Digital Clock can be obtained at the following URL:
(The URL below was known to be valid as of February 20, 1996)

http://www.netscape.com/people/pthomsen/clock/index.html
 

Source Code

The source code for the Digital Clock was written by Per Reedtz Thomsen (Danish).
 

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