Fwd: Using pulpcore for non-game Java applets

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Edward Z. Yang

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Nov 12, 2009, 3:21:17 PM11/12/09
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Hello all,

I was doing research into ways to load Java applets elegantly and
stumbled upon pulpcore. The Java applet I have in mind won't have
any visual component (I plan on using JavaScript interfacing with Java
to do any end-user UI interaction), so I was wondering if it would
still be worthwhile to use pulpcore for the subset of features
(i.e. fast loading), and how easy it would be to dothis.

Cheers,
Edward

David Brackeen

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Nov 12, 2009, 3:58:04 PM11/12/09
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What is the Java applet for? PulpCore sounds like a bit of an overkill if you have no visual component in Java.

Also, be careful, LiveConnect (JavaScript to Java and vice verse) doesn't work in all browser/OS/Java combinations. 

Edward Z. Yang

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Nov 12, 2009, 4:04:37 PM11/12/09
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Excerpts from David Brackeen's message of Thu Nov 12 15:58:04 -0500 2009:

> What is the Java applet for? PulpCore sounds like a bit of an overkill if
> you have no visual component in Java.

It's intended to SSH into another server and run a few commands on the
user's behalf. I guess we'll probably want to render a text box so that
the user can type in their password.

> Also, be careful, LiveConnect (JavaScript to Java and vice verse) doesn't
> work in all browser/OS/Java combinations.

Thanks for the heads up! I might ditch this idea.

Cheers,
Edward

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