Applets, whether old-school applets that are deployed with an HTML tag or
modern JNLP applets do require the plugin.
Web Start applications (JWS), which are deployed using JNLP but run outside of
the browser, do not require the plug-in. They are usually launched using mime
type associations
Hi Daniel,
I guess everyone is still too caught up in the javaone frenzy to reply.
We'll probably convert our web start applet into an application. All of the
lighter-weight stuff may get migrated to html5 or we might look at a widget
framework as a container for those applets. Depends on the
On Wed, 25 Sep 2013 09:55:39 +0200, Tom Eugelink t...@tbee.org wrote:
Nope, just too busy, period :-)
I have an applet that I use for hour registration. It has been working
for me for years, and it would be a real bummer if that needs to be
rewritten (unnecessary hours). I'd probably
You're correct, this only affects applets (Java apps that run inside the web
page).
We've just learned about this move from NPAPI, so it's too early to speculate
what we'll do. We are certainly going to evaluate what it will take to support
PPAPI and what the tradeoffs are.
Joe
On Sep 25,
