Adam Johnson writes:
> Ok, Is having Netscape Navigator enough,
Probably not.
> or do I need to get a java development
> environment to get a virtual machine that will run just any old .class file?
You almost certainly need a Java runtime environment (JRE), one that is
external to a browser.
The JRE in a browser runs Java applets; a real JRE runs Java
applications.
Applets are deliberately limited in what they can do; applications are
not.
For example, an untrusted applet is disallowed from opening a file
that is local to your browser. Think about the security implications
here...
> Also, how do I actually run the .class?
Assuming your CLASSPATH is set up properly, something like:
java edu.unh.cs.kdc.thesis.SomeParallelApplication
would work. (this is a sample of how I have part of my thesis package
set up).
Just another Java hacker,
--kevin
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