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Answers to general questions on running CGI scripts and programs. Topics include: Getting Started (Can you run CGI, Script Filename, Test Before Going Public), Beginning a Script, File Permissions, Editing a UNIX Script in DOS/Win, Testing the Script Locally, CGI Paths, and Web Testing.

This is an original URL launcher by Java with neat graphical feature. As you move your mouse, two eyes placed in the center of the applet follows your mouse-pointer. It allows you to place upto four different URLs.

This script shows an example of how to use server push to animate images. It works by pushing gif files listed in a file in QUERY_STRING following the scriptname.

This is a simple text-based Java watch / clock. If you double-click on the clock, it opens up the alarm set up page. You can then set or reset the alarm by selecting hour and minute.

This script demontrates an automatic page reload for pages that require frequent automatic updates. It works with Netscape, Mosaic, and Internet Explorer.

Calcium provides interactive Calendars you use through your browser. Features include: dynamic calendar merging (events from one calendar can be included in another); multiple views and formats; repeating events; email reminders; color and font customization; support for full HTML in event text and calendar headers and footers; popup text associated with any event; searching & filtering; multi-language support; flexible security model, and more. Calcium is very easy to use, and fully supported. It runs anywhere that supports Perl CGIs; no non-standard Perl modules necessary.

eThreads is a collection of free GPLed Perl scripts which allows you to run threaded discussion forums on your site. It uses a SQL backend and supports multiple completely customized forums off the same scripts. Other features include: easy web-based forum setup, incremental thread expansion, multiple server support, full forum customization, moderated forum support, language independant coding, and imageset support.

The is a simple Perl script which captures, reformats and displays the headlines of slashdot.org in a nice layout.

phpHoo is a PHP link/directory management script that allows you to build a Yahoo like Web directory on your Web site. It requires the MySQL database to store and retrieve data. Main features include: Organizes information hierarchically, Allows users to suggest new resources, Allows editors to modify the directory content, Simple to maintain, Option to moderate each link submission and more.

This applet counts down the seconds, minutes, hours, days and years to a specific target time/date. It accepts a countdown date parameter, or uses the default date of January 1, 2000.

This script generates the time until the next event specified in the configuration file. The script requires the Date::Manip library.

This applet is a horizontal text-scroller, allowing you to pause/resume the display by holding down the mouse. Text can be customized.

This Perl script implements a simple Yahoo-like Web directory using regular directories and comma delimited data files.

This free tutorial series teaches the basics of Java programming. It requires no previous Java experience, and is perfect for the beginner. Tutorials cover a wide range of topics, from applets and applications, to more advanced issues such as class design, event handling and networking.

This applet takes 3 strings as arguments and will slide the letters around from one string to the next. It assumes the strings are of equal length and that they are anagrams (i.e. they all contain the same letters). The speed of the sliding is a bit unpredictable depending on the client's browser type and operating system.

This applet will display how much time has passed since a certain date. Unlike most applets of this type, this program displays the time in a more human understandable format - Years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds, rather than just days, hours, minutes, seconds.

Here are a selection of common questions and answers about Java programming. Question categories are grouped by Applets, AWT / Graphics, I/O & Files, Language questions, Data type issues, Keywords, Operators, Networking, Java.util package and more.

This is an earlier version of Slide Anagram. Instead of the letters sliding around, they just jump to the next position. This program is based on the NervousText demo which comes with Sun's java SDK.

This tutorial will introduce you to Java programming. You'll compile and run your very own Java application, using Sun's Java Development Kit.

This applet displays the population of the planet in real-time using the 'Odometer' class developed by the author. Source code available.