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  • Bob Jenkins

    client graphics application langauges

    I'm familiar with applets written in Java. Are there any other
    languages in which clientside applications can be written and embedded
    in HTML pages that could implement a 3-d Rubik's cube? Or does Java
    have a monopoly on that?
  • Geir Eivind Mork

    #2
    Re: client graphics application langauges

    Bob Jenkins wrote:[color=blue]
    > I'm familiar with applets written in Java. Are there any other
    > languages in which clientside applications can be written and embedded
    > in HTML pages that could implement a 3-d Rubik's cube? Or does Java
    > have a monopoly on that?[/color]

    Flash? Shockwave? :)

    heck, you could do it in javascript without problems. just depends on
    your math skills ;)


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    Geir Eivind - Drammen

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    • Berislav Lopac

      #3
      Re: client graphics application langauges

      Bob Jenkins wrote:[color=blue]
      > I'm familiar with applets written in Java. Are there any other
      > languages in which clientside applications can be written and embedded
      > in HTML pages that could implement a 3-d Rubik's cube? Or does Java
      > have a monopoly on that?[/color]

      Flash
      SVG
      Javascript (akak DHTML)
      QuickTime

      Berislav

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      • Berislav Lopac

        #4
        Re: client graphics application langauges

        Berislav Lopac wrote:[color=blue]
        > Bob Jenkins wrote:[color=green]
        >> I'm familiar with applets written in Java. Are there any other
        >> languages in which clientside applications can be written and
        >> embedded in HTML pages that could implement a 3-d Rubik's cube? Or
        >> does Java have a monopoly on that?[/color][/color]

        To be more precise

        Flash: http://www.t45ol.com/play_flash_us.php?ID=413
        Javascript (aka DHTML): http://www.acm.ndsu.nodak.edu/~breid/rubik/


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        Groucho, Chico, and Harpo, then Usenet is Zeppo.


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