Re[2]: Ok, so we have a list...

     I stand corrected.
     
     Guy Murphy         University of Illinois - UDIS
                        217-333-8670
                        murphyfa@uiuc.edu
     
     
     
>        I may be wrong person to comment on this since I've just started 
to 
     
>     learn Java (2 days ago, still on page 10) but what the hell...
     
>     
     
>        I think that Java is strictly client/server.  It's not meant for 
     
>     green screens.  The server(AS/400) gives the client (PC or Mac or 
NC 
     <snip>
     
The market emphasis on the Internet and applets has lent confusion here. 
Java can be used to write applets <bold>or</bold> stand-alone 
applications. It's a full-featured programming language. The difference 
between an applet and an application is something to do with the class 
upon which you base things. If you use the <bold>applet</bold> class, 
it's an applet, Otherwise, no. (This is a very simple-minded 
explanation-I'm just starting, too.)
     
     <snip>
     
Vernon Hamberg
     
Systems Software Programmer
     
Old Republic National Title Insurance Company
     
400 Second Avenue South
     
Minneapolis, MN  55401-2499
     
(612) 371-1111 x480
     
     
     
     


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