Questions or comments to: John Criswick by e-mail to criswick@conveyor.com.
BigTime.java
Only one class file is required. You can download it by selecting your favourite method:
People typically place applets in a classes directory at the same level as the HTML document for which the applet is being served from. This implies configuring the applet tag with a value of codebase equal to classes and code as BigTime.
This first clock on this page shows the default configuration with no parameters specified. The applet tag for the clock in black and gray looks like:
<applet codebase="classes" code="BigTime" width=120 height=36> <param name=ledcolor value=black> <param name=framecolor value=lightgray> <param name=backcolor value=lightgray> </applet>You must specify the width and height of the applet exactly as 120 by 36 respectively.
Valid colours for ledcolor, framecolor and backcolor are currently the prime colours that the Java language uses: black, blue, cyan, darkgray, gray, green, lightgray, magenta, orange, pink, red, white, and yellow.
Finally, if you can, I would appreciate if you place the following line at the bottom of the page on which you use the applet:
<font size=-1>BigTime applet (c) <a href="http://www.conveyor.com/"> The Internet Conveyor Ltd.</a></font>
The Internet Conveyor Ltd.