Applets - An Introduction to Graphical User Interfaces with Java Swing - page 276

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public void setTime( int t){

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time = t;

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this .repaint();

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}

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File: its/Applet/TimerApplet.java

1. package its.Applet;
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3. import javax.swing.JApplet;
4. import java.awt.BorderLayout;
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6. public class TimerApplet extends JApplet {
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private TimerThread timer;

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public void init(){

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TimerPanel timerPane = new TimerPanel();

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timer = new TimerThread(timerPane);

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this.getContentPane().add(timerPane,BorderLayout.CENTER);

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timer.start();

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}

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public void start(){

18. System.out.println("Start");

19. }

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public void stop(){

22. System.out.println("Stop");

23. }

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public void destroy(){

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System.out.println("Destroy");

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}

28. }

23.1.3 Remarks

The Java SDK contains an applet viewer ,aprogram that can display an applet
without using a browser. This is helpful when developing and testing an applet.