Two types of Archaeopteryx applets exist. One of them is embedded in a web page (ArchaeopteryxE) whereas the other one opens its own frame (ArchaeopteryxA).
An example of ArchaeopteryxE can be seen here and examples
of ArchaeopteryxA are here.
All necessary classes for both types of Archaeopteryx applets are in the » archaeopteryx_applets.jar jar file
(the forester.jar jar file could also be used, but this is significantly larger since it contains many additional classes which are not needed for Archaeopteryx applets).
The main class for ArchaeopteryxE is: org.forester.archaeopteryx.ArchaeopteryxE.class
The main class for ArchaeopteryxA is: org.forester.archaeopteryx.ArchaeopteryxA.class
Archaeopteryx applets can be launched with the applet tag ([sun] [w3schools] [w3c]) which for ArchaeopteryxA might be accomplished best by using JavaScript.
Archaeopteryx applets use two parameters:
The following is an example of a simple JavaScript for launching ArchaeopteryxA (it defines a function called openWin)
[download it as archaeopteryx.js]:
The Archaeopteryx launching JavaScript function (openWin) is called with the following HTML code:
Please note that when using Java applets everything (jar archive containing the necessary classes, data files, and configuration files) has to originate from the same server (for security reasons).
Last updated 2011.01.13