Java Applets

The URLButton applet demonstrates how to jump to a given URL from a Java applet. Just type a valid URL into the text field, then click the button, and you'll be taken to that URL.

Cerebellum, unlike most menu applets, is 2D. It's spreading out tree structure provides a great way for visitors to navigate and visualise your site. It also looks great, has a wide range of configurable effects, and supports frames.

World Clock is java applet that shows the current time including daylight savings time in 74 major cities around the world.

RubikPlayer is an applet to display interactive model of Rubik's Cube. The color scheme of the model can be adapted to reflect a particular cube or a state of a cube. Features a QuickTime style player. For playback of maneuver and pretty patterns written in 5 different notation.

TinyBB is a vertical scroller that displays one message at a time. Any message can be associated with a link and clicking on the applet will take you to the link associated with the current message. You can control the default font, font size, font style, link font, link font size, link font style, scroll speed, pause between lines, foreground, link and background colors. You also have up to 100 lines and links to play with.

Advanced Newsticker is a single line newsticker applet with lots of configurations. This applet features many cool effects, such as horizontal scrolling, vertical scrolling, typing and fading.

DS NegativeScroll is a Java applet that can scroll any text with the negative effect. Over the animation you can also insert an image and a scroll-text. The applet is interactive and includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of Java and HTML programming.

This Java applet implements a pie chart data viewer. Pie pieces, images, text, colors, fonts, and gridlines are all customizable.

Let the flames of conflagration consume your message. This message applet will use flames of fire to make each of your messages appear and disappear.

This is a collection of 5 feature packed and highly customisable graphing and charting applets. With the documentation and examples you will be quickly adding a great looking charts to your web / intranet pages. Advanced yet both Easy and Quick to implement. No knowledge of java programming is required everything is easily adjusted with simple html parameters. Source Code also available.

This applets lets you to create a menu with varius fog, smog or scrolling clouds effects. You can use HTML generator to preview and create your applet simply, then you can copy the html code in your webpage. You can create horizontal or vertical menu with some other options.

Add FTP functionality to your web application in 60 seconds. Just extract the Thin FTP Upload Zip file, and move the contents to the webserver. Your web site or web application is now FTP enabled. Users need only to drop their files and folders on the browser to upload them.

This applet counts down the seconds, minutes, hours, days and years to a specific target time/date. It accepts a countdown date parameter, or uses the default date of January 1, 2000.

This is a horizontal text scrolling Java Applet. It allows you to easily configure width of message box, height of message box, and speed of scrolling message. Free source code available.

Database Applet is a general java database applet for display of tabular data on a web site or CD-ROM. The applet loads a text data file and displays the content in a grid. Data is cached in an embedded database engine, which makes it very fast and easy to browse, search, filter and sort the data. No programming or cgi-scripts is needed.