Applet2app software converts a Java applet to a standalone Java application. It provides a solution for users who need to run applets outside of a web browser.
The applet2app application has been designed to convert applets into standalone Java applications. This can be done without the need for a browser, such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator, to execute the applet. This is because, unless specifically coded, an applet cannot typically execute as a normal Java application.
When using applet2app, the necessary wrapper files are added to the applet class files. This creates a standalone Java 2 compliant executable jar file. The application boasts a range of key features.
One such feature is the virtual desktop environment, which is powered by GUIFactory. This allows for dynamic multilingual support, which is also supported through the software. Moreover, parsing of local HTML files to automatically extract and populate applet parameters is also possible.
Thanks to GUI Factory, an applet can have their applet INI and application icon stored inside the executable jar file. They also offer dynamic semi-transparent frame support and dynamic wallpaper (with animated GIF) support, which are made possible thanks to GUIFactory.
With the support of complete MDI, checking for auto-update of software from within its execution environment has become easier for users. Additionally, this release of applet2app supports conversion of a Java applet to a standalone Java executable, a Linux executable, or a Windows executable. It also features improved Look and Feel based GUIFactory, making it an all-encompassing software for applet to Java executable conversion.
When using applet2app, the necessary wrapper files are added to the applet class files. This creates a standalone Java 2 compliant executable jar file. The application boasts a range of key features.
One such feature is the virtual desktop environment, which is powered by GUIFactory. This allows for dynamic multilingual support, which is also supported through the software. Moreover, parsing of local HTML files to automatically extract and populate applet parameters is also possible.
Thanks to GUI Factory, an applet can have their applet INI and application icon stored inside the executable jar file. They also offer dynamic semi-transparent frame support and dynamic wallpaper (with animated GIF) support, which are made possible thanks to GUIFactory.
With the support of complete MDI, checking for auto-update of software from within its execution environment has become easier for users. Additionally, this release of applet2app supports conversion of a Java applet to a standalone Java executable, a Linux executable, or a Windows executable. It also features improved Look and Feel based GUIFactory, making it an all-encompassing software for applet to Java executable conversion.
What's New
Version 2.2: N/A