Rip Java applet from a web site

[Newbie]

Hi All

Is it possible to rip a java applet from a web site?

The applet in question is:

<applet archive="swing.jar,NGZoomApplet.jar" code="NGZoomApplet.class"
codebase="/applets" width="776" height="400">
<param name="ZoomImage" value='/WebMedia/Images/66/NG66/zNG66.jpg'>
<param name="ImageMap" value='/WebMedia/Images/66/NG66/iNG66.jpg'>
</applet>

I can get the swing.jar, the NGZoomApplet.jar and the piccies, but I can't
get hold of the .class file. Without this the whole thing doesn't work, but
why can't I find it in the URL?

Surely the .jar files are in the same place as the .class files, but I can
only download the .jar ones.

Any ideas?

Thanks

 

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Hi All

Is it possible to rip a java applet from a web site?

The applet in question is:

<applet archive="swing.jar,NGZoomApplet.jar" code="NGZoomApplet.class"
codebase="/applets" width="776" height="400">
<param name="ZoomImage" value='/WebMedia/Images/66/NG66/zNG66.jpg'>
<param name="ImageMap" value='/WebMedia/Images/66/NG66/iNG66.jpg'>
</applet>

I can get the swing.jar, the NGZoomApplet.jar and the piccies, but I can't
get hold of the .class file. Without this the whole thing doesn't work, but
why can't I find it in the URL?

Surely the .jar files are in the same place as the .class files, but I can
only download the .jar ones.

Any ideas?

What in the hell makes you think this is a JavaScript question?

 

[Andrew Thompson]

Newbie wrote: .... ....
What in the hell makes you think this is a JavaScript question?

There is a high rate of correlation between
thieves and morons (fortunately).

Andrew T.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

Is it possible to rip a java applet from a web site?

(Almost) as easy as multi-posting.
<http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.javascript/msg/
1840c0180a229ffc>

 

[Andrew Thompson]

(Almost) as easy as multi-posting.
<http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.javascript/msg/
1840c0180a229ffc>

And if I'd posted that to the *other* thread..
<http://groups.google.com/group/
microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general/msg/30bac1b654337d68>
...it would have made a lot more sense.

Andrew T.