Page Expired is a Java applet that redirects a given page after the user-defined time.

Complete control over the dictionary is provided via Word 97 enabling multiple language support. Stability & load management is via MTS/ COM+ usage. Client side usage is fully configurable using JavaScript actions to display spell check for selected text box(es) XDE Spell Check can be may be used in 2 ways: 1) Client side JavaScript, as a java applet pop up which sends gives the browser a GUI interface to check spellings and lookup synonyms, or 2) COM server side code, you can create an html front end to perform spell checking, much like Dejanews or Yahoo.

The applet inserts a separator bar in the page, which changes colour continuously. You can specify the initial colour and the speed of the change via parameters. The various parameters of the applet also allow you to specify a lower and upper bound for the colour values and to specify a seed for the random number generator. By giving the same seed (and start colour) to two or more bars, you can ensure that they remain synchronized. The two lower bars on this page are synchronized.

Simple applet to display the current phase of the moon. The images used in this example were made using KPT Bryce. The text that appears beneath the image can be switched on or off, and different images may, of course, be used.

This program allows you to represent dynamic tables on your html page. You just have to give a data file name and the columns definitions in parameter and the applet do all the work. User can navigate in the table using keyboard or mouse, change the columns size. CAGrid is based of the CJGrid class. Implementing the CDataSet interface of CJGrid allow you to use it in your own development.

An enhancement of Java GUI ; Onlisys EZ-J Java Toolkit ; which you can create a nice-looking Java GUI with a few lines of code. A developer who is familiar with AWT can easily use Onlisys EZ-J Java Toolkit as of class/method name, which is compatible to the standard of AWT . The most popular web browser such as Internet Explorer (IE), which supports JRE (Java Runtime Environment) version 1.1.4 and Netscape, which supports JRE version 1.1.5. Our Onlisys EZ-J Java Toolkit is 100% Pure Java and developed to support Java Developer Kit (JDK) Version 1.1.x onwards. For this utility, your applet, developed by Onlisys EZ-J Java Toolkit, does not need to install more on the client web browser. Meanwhile, it also supports multi-platform, you can use Onlisys EZ-J Java Toolkit on your application and also on your applet, enlighten your web applet interface. It's high performance and light-weight loading, each component is located in each file. Your application/applet will load only the specific component that you use in your code.

The biggest barrier to streaming media adoption and the transformation of the Internet as we know it today is technological. Traditional streaming media technologies have relied on both server-side and client-side technologies. This poses significant barriers to adoption as the setup of these applications can be time consming and costly. Fortunatly a new breed of streaming media technologies are now available which don't require either server-side or client-side software. Known as playerless streaming media, these technologies simplify the process of getting video and audio online and most importatly, they significantly reduce the total cost of ownership of streaming media technologies. This site reviews the various playerless streaming technologies available today.