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From: "Christopher W. Milner" <cwm2n@cs.virginia.edu>
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Subject: jcon question
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I hope this is the correct forum for this type of question...
I am fairly innocent of the ways of Java. Is there a way to compile an
icon program using jcont such that it will become an applet? Assuming
this can be done, what sort of HTML incantation is required?
EXAMPLE:
go from the following icon program:
procedure main()
write("Hello, Madge")
end
to an applet and html file.
Many thanks,
Chris Milner
Graduate Research Assistant
Department of Computer Science
University of Virginia