Automatically generate HTML files for appletviewer to run Java Applet

I started to learn Java by myself these days and set up eclipse as a development environment. I found that it was too intelligent to learn. So I searched and set up the simple Java Development Environment on editplus, which is really suitable for learning. The disadvantage is that it is impossible to configure a user tool to run Java Applet conveniently, because appletviewer only recognizes HTML files, not. class file. Under the rogue, you have to write a small C language program by yourself, and use it to automatically generate the HTML file corresponding to the Java Applet, and then use appletviewer to run it.

I have uploaded this small program to the 115 network disk. If you need it, you can download it.

Go to the download page: javaapplethtml.zip

Java applethtml.exe, which is easy to use, is extracted after compression and runs in the command line.

Description: generate the HTML file corresponding to the Java Applet in the same directory for appletviewer to run.

Usage: javaapplethtml <full file path> <window width> <window height>

Example:
Run javaapplethtml D: \ Java \ myapplet. Class 320 240
Generation: D: \ Java \ myapplet.html
Note: You can run the "appletviewer D: \ Java \ myapplet.html" command"
Run myapplet. Class of 320*240 in Web Browser
In addition, you can configure the program
Editplus and other text editor user tools.

Let's talk about how to configure editplus:

1) Copy javaapplethtml.exe to the appropriate directory. I will place it in the D: \ Java \ directory;

1) Click "Tools"-"Configure user tools" to bring up the dialog box;

2) configure the "generate Java Applet HTML file" tool and click "add tool". Enter the following information based on the actual situation, here I fill in "generate Java Applet HTML file" in "menu text", "Command" in "D: \ Java \ javaapplethtml.exe", and "parameter" in "$ (filepath) 320 240 ", fill in" $ (filedir) "in" Initial directory ", and select" Capture output ";

3) configure the "run Java Applet" tool, click "add tool", enter "run Java program" in "menu text", and enter "$ (filedir) in" Initial directory) ", and select" Capture output ";

4) Well, it's done. Click "OK.

OK, so that we can easily use editplus for Java Applet development and running.