Top Rated Scripts | Java | Applets

This is an "Explorer" style file manager tree that is cross-platform and designed to display in browsers as part of a web application. Numerous facilities are provided for editing and managing contents drawn from databases. This programme/applet is primarily designed for integration with your own in-house scripts and web application, so it has numerous "hook-in" features for communicating with your application and visually dovetailing with it.

2D / 3D Area Graph provides both a client and server side solution for the incorporation of area graphs into web pages. Versatile components enable web authors and Java developers to easily build and publish dynamic and interactive area graphs.

This is highly costumizable cool looking menu.Features:-no images, unlimited number of buttons and links,horizontal or vertical orientation,mouse over effects,all colors are costumizable,open target(link) in new or same window and more.

Alien War is an arcade style shoot-em up game. A freeware java game which you may play here or freely add to your own web pages. Full instructions for adding to your own web pages are included.

A220 Mission 1 is an arcade style game. Fly through mountains and cave systems eliminating multiple enemies before finally destroying the Pirate Base. Pick up weapons, shield and fuel power ups along the way. Multiple levels, terrains and enemies

The game is based on British Pool, with a few minor adjustments to balance out the difficulty level. To change the skill level of the computer, move the yellow bar underneath the one-player game option. To zoom in on any ball, right click on it. THIS IS IMPORTANT, AS IT ALLOWS TO TO ACCURATELY LINE UP YOUR SHOTS. To hit any ball dead centre, left click on the ball. To add spin to the cue ball, move the cross in the top-right corner. To change the power of the shot, move the yellow bar on the right. To replay the last shot, use the control panel in the bottom-left corner. To return to the main menu at any time, use the button in the top-left corner.

This Java applet offers delayed stock market quotes in a nice and configurable presentation. The applet can be embedded in a web site and is updated at frequent periods without the user having to refresh the screen. The applet is highly customizable, and can be created in all colors, sizes and stocks. The financial market data is transferred to the applet using client-pull connection over HTTP protocol. Along with the applet we provide PHP and ASP scripts that feeds the applet with data from Yahoo Financial section. The data connection works perfectly over any part of the Internet without the need to modify proxy servers or firewalls. The quotes applet is fully customizable and will work for indices, stocks, funds and trasury bonds. You can customize the symbols, alias to names, background colors, foreground colors, fonts and sizes.

First attempt to program a snow applet. This one features a scene with scrolling graphic text. The display is in the form of a christmas card.

A Suite of three Christmas snow applets. Presentation is in the form of a Christmas card where each applet uses common components differently and is a variation of the other two providing a choice for personal preference. applet Trinity1 uses an upward scrolling message and is framed. Trinity1b as Trinity1 but with the graphic text scrolling in from the right. Trinity1c is an option that will run faster on slower machines. It is unframed, slightly smaller and the message scrolls from the right.

If a new ball flies to the middle of the gamescreen, it has to be connected to the balls already connected. The balls of different color can be connected to a different amount of other balls. The connected balls can be rotated in three dimensions. Cool 3D-graphics for an JAVA applet!

This FTP applet with a powerfull user interface has a file size of less than 72 KB. It is a multi threaded client that allows you to carry out multiple uploads and downloads concurrently. Free for non commercial use.

With this applet you can create your personal menu for your website with some real time water effects in the background, you can also include a background image.

This Java applet is a fully configurable photo sliding puzzle. You can supply your own photo and divide it into pieces with specified row and col. All captions are customizable as well.

This is a Java applet that animates multiple sprites in the scene. Customizable parameters include: frames per second, background color, border width, URL, starting position, speed control, and wrap-around option.

This Java applet implements a fully configurable multi-level image-based breakout game. Supply your own images and play. Lots of features (colors, captions, link, etc) are customizable.

PictureRight is a Java applet that consists of several dynamic features on a small toolbar for you to adjust the picture properties on the fly. It will make your picture look better on different PC monitor and web browser settings. Worry no more about how your picture looks on other people's machines. Main features include dragging, zooming, brightening, sharpening, contrasting, tinting, saturating, and resetting control on pictures.

This Java applet implements a line chart data viewer. Lines, images, text, colors, fonts, and gridlines are all customizable.

Using db.js and db.txt created by <a href=http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/3692.html target="_3692">indexTHIS</a>, searchTHIS Applet conduct searches for words or phrases entered by your web site visitor. When the user types in a phrase and clicks the search button, the applet will search the db.txt file for the words. It will then associate the words with the appropriate link. During this association, it also saves a score of that link based on the number of times the words appear in the html file. Results that are returned are printed out in descending order, the first having the highest score and the last having the lowest score.

MP3 TinyPlayer is a free Applet on JavaZOOM's JavaLayer open source project. To play any MP3 file (e.g. : 44Khz, 128Kbps), you'll need Netscape 6 (i.e JVM 1.3 or higher with JavaSound API 1.0). It supports low bitrates (MPEG2.5) and it provides parameters to play automatically a song on applet loading.

This Java applet implements a color three-D object viewer with wireframe and shaded options. Simple back-face culling, depth cueing, and z-buffer for hidden surface removal are used. Several parameters are provided, including initial position, spinning mode, displaying mode, scale, overall transparency, etc.