Top Rated Scripts | Java

IBANNER will take up to 100 banner images. Each banner link can be individually programmed for the same window, a new window (to keep people on your page!), or a frame in a framed layout. IBANNER has programmable dwell time for delay between banners, and also offers optional sound cues to grab visitor attention each time the ad banner changes. Excellent, free download kit; solid documentation.

This tutorial discusses the creation and use of cookies in Servlets. Includes an example of a customized search engine interface.

tChart is a little Chart Applet. tChart runs on all browsers with JDK 1.02 or JDK 1.1 support. With tChart you can draw: Bars, lines, pies, data tables, Area, etc.

This is an animation button applet that takes one input image and performs real-time visual effect by a moving light. The animation button applet takes one input image and performs real-time motion blur effect at a random center or mouse location.

This program lets you run a customizable instant messaging system on your website. All colors, images, text can be modified right down to the menus and installer. It also supports AIM and MSN protocols as well. It comes with 10 different server options. The servers can run on anything from Windows to Unix to Mac. It can also optionally use MySQL. The two clients run on Windows platforms supporting either .NET with redistributable J# or the standard MS JVM that comes with windows.

This is a Java scrolling applet with several cool features that can enhance your web site. At a specified rate, it reads and reloads from a file and supports auto-wrapped text and images. You can set colors, font face / style / size, left / right / center alignments, Unicode characters, web address links, scrolling speed, background image, margins, shadow / outline effects, pause time, etc.

This is a Java servlet that implements simple message board. Board supports e-mail notification and WAP/WML clients. It also features number of messages for each thread, last post date and time, and page spaning.