Is there any free browser for Applet.

[Sanny]

I want to offer my Applet viewers to download a Browser that will help
them run my applet at full speed without any restrictions.

Is there any Browser available that is made only for Applet Viewing No
HTML/ JAVASCRIPT.

It should provide these features to applet.

1. Give full resources to the Applet
2. Put no restriction on Applet So that Applet can work as fast as
possible.
3. For Multiprocessor Systems give all 4/8/ cores to the applet to
use.

I would just give a link for those who want fast Applet. Something
like this.

"If you Want to run a Faster Applet then run my Applet through this
browser instead of "IE"/ Netscape.". So those users who want better
working of Applet download the new Browser Online for free and take
full advantage of the Applet.

I am not in favour of Signing the Applet. As I find it shows the
messages in such a way that 90% of my viewers will just run Away. Who
will want to take risk.

CASE I
--------------
A Stranger knocks at your door.

Stranger: Hello madam open your door ?

Women: Who are you?

Stranger: I can be a Burgler, a Dacoit, a Terrorist. Please Open if
you trust me.

Will that Women ever open that door???
--------------------

CASE II

A Stranger knocks at your door.

Stranger: Hello madam open your door ?

Women: Who are you?

Stranger: I am from that shop you came I want more information from
you..

Will that Women ever open that door???
Yes, She will as she knowes the person is known from that shop so can
be trusted.

Same thing the Signed Applet writes I can create HAVOC on your
Computer allow me if you trust me. Who is going to accept such signed
Applets?

But if I say just download the Browser many will. So I want a Browser
that gives full access to Applets. And are not shown Big Security
Warnings that my Applet viewer Run Away.

Bye
Sanny

 

[Roedy Green]

1. Give full resources to the Applet
2. Put no restriction on Applet So that Applet can work as fast as
possible.
3. For Multiprocessor Systems give all 4/8/ cores to the applet to
use.

You might look at Opera. You can configure it to turn off JavaScript.
It is small and fast. It uses Sun's JVM that is fully multithreaded.
However, Applets all run on the same thread unless you do explicit
multithreading.

see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/opera.html

 

[Sanny]

You might look at Opera.  You can configure it to turn off JavaScript.
It is small and fast. It uses Sun's JVM that is fully multithreaded.
However, Applets all run on the same thread unless you do explicit
multithreading.

I just create 10/12 threads in the Applet Will that not sufficient
for using all the cores?

Incase the user downloads Opera The Opera Browser will give full
provcessing power to the Java Applet and it will run as fast as an
Application?

Bye
Sanny

 

[Roedy Green]

I just create 10/12 threads in the Applet Will that not sufficient
for using all the cores?

You don't have to do anything special to use all the cores other than
have N+ threads where n >= number of cores.

consider that even in a single threaded app, there are all kinds of
background system threads, not all the busy though.

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

I want to offer my Applet viewers to download a Browser that will help
them run my applet at full speed without any restrictions.

Is there any Browser available that is made only for Applet Viewing No
HTML/ JAVASCRIPT.

It should provide these features to applet.

1. Give full resources to the Applet
2. Put no restriction on Applet So that Applet can work as fast as
possible.
3. For Multiprocessor Systems give all 4/8/ cores to the applet to
use.

I think it is called running an Java application ...



Arne

 

[Sanny]

I think it is called running an Java application ...



Arne

Yes that may be a solution. How fast is an Java Application to a Java
Applet will it by 4-5 times faster? Then it is worth downloading.

Thanks
Sanny

 

[bugbear]

Yes that may be a solution. How fast is an Java Application to a Java
Applet will it by 4-5 times faster? Then it is worth downloading.

What is your application that requires so much power?

BugBear

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

Yes that may be a solution. How fast is an Java Application to a Java
Applet will it by 4-5 times faster? Then it is worth downloading.

The speed is a matter of the code not about the context.

But by switching from applet to application you will get rid of
all the applet restrictions.

Arne