Re: How can I save java applet?
From: Jurgen (jurgen.de.backer_NOSPAM_at_securex.be)
Date: 12/01/03
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Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2003 11:44:54 +0100
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 19:56:06 -0800, chirs wrote:
> I was playing a Java applet game. Is it possible for me to play it
> off-line? In the source, the <applet...> tag has a .class and a .jar
> file. The code segment is:
>
> <APPLET code=coffeecc.class height=370 width=450
> archive="coffeecc.jar">
>
> But I cannot find them on my PC. I am sure that these files
> are downloaded onto my PC, because I can play the game when I
> physically disconnect the internet connection. But if I save the page
> onto the C: drive, I cannot see the applet after I load the page from
> C:. Can you help me to fine the file(s) so that I can put them under
> the same place where I saved the html file? Thank you.
I think the .class or .jar file is saved somewhere in your browser's cache
folder ; If you copy this file to the directory where you saved the html
file, it should work.
greetings,
J.
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