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 |title=Java Applets and Channels Without Programming
 |isbn=1884777392
 |pageCount=372
 |publishedDate=1999-12-01T00:00:00.000-0800
 |thumbnailUrl=https://s3.amazonaws.com/AKIAJC5RLADLUMVRPFDQ.book-thumb-images/shoffner.jpg
 |shortDescription=Java Applets and Channels Without Programming collects almost 100 applets on a CD with detailed instructions on how to use each applet. In addition, style issues are discussed in detail; not only will you learn how to use each applet, you will learn when and where it is appropriate to use each applet. The book also introduces the new concept of channels and shows how these can be used on your web site as well.  
 |longDescription=If you want to use Java to enhance your Web site, you have two choices: you can write the Java applet yourself or you can find an already written Java applet that meets your needs. If you prefer not to do the writing yourself, then Java Applets and Channels Without Programming is for you. It collects almost 100 applets on a CD with detailed instructions on how to use each applet. In addition, style issues are discussed in detail; not only will you learn how to use each applet, you will learn when and where it is appropriate to use each applet. The book also introduces the new concept of channels and shows how these can be used on your web site as well.    The CD-ROM also contains an exclusive applet configuration utility, a program that allows you to configure the Java applets on the CD-ROM in a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) environment. When using the utility to configure Java applets, you do not need to know any Java programming or even any HTML programming. All you do is change the value of a parameter and click on a button to see the resulting change to the applet. The applet configuration utility is written in Java and runs in your browser, so it runs on any computer platform for which there is a Java-enabled browser.    The CD-ROM also provides example web pages for more than 60 of the included applets, so you can learn how to use the applets in real-world situations.
 |status=PUBLISH
 |authors=Ronny Richardson;Michael Shoffner;Marq Singer;Bruce Murray;;Jack Gambol
 |categories=Java
}}