The PagestatL applet lets you know who visit your WEB page (hostname)
and when it is visited. You receive a short message every time
your page is visited, it will give you those informations.
Like it's name says, this applet features a pop-up menu for your web
pages. Right now, you should be seeing some buttons in the top frame of
your browser. These are pop-up menu buttons. Click on one of them to find
out how it works. When you choose a location on the pop-up menu, the
document is displayed in the bottom frame.
The display2 applet is what you should be seeing now on the top
frame of your browser. It features text and image display with
the capability of making the browser go to a specific site when
the user clicks on the display.
SendmailL is an applet that simulates a C.G.I. script that lets
you post mail right from a web page, without invoking the browser
text editor on a different window. It is configurable up to the button
names from the html document, making it multi-languages capable.
Java applets are easy to use, even if you don't know how to program in java
at all. You include a java applet in a web page as easy as using the
applet tag. Think of it as an image, you put an applet in a web page
like you would put an image, but instead, it's a fully executable program
that runs in the space you would have given to the image.
