Adam Bark wrote:
> I think you can use Jython in a Java applet, that might be what you're
> looking for.
Yes, but it does increase the size of the download considerably since
jython.jar is needed by the browser.
Kent
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Brain Stormer wrote:
> I am working on a physics simulation and would like to publish it on the
> web. The simulation requires input fields, mouse action (picking points
> in a display pane) and movie like feature with play, pause, skip forward
> and skip backward. I was wondering if this can
On 04/04/2008, Brain Stormer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I am working on a physics simulation and would like to publish it on the
> web. The simulation requires input fields, mouse action (picking points in
> a display pane) and movie like feature with play, pause, skip forward and
> skip backw
I am working on a physics simulation and would like to publish it on the
web. The simulation requires input fields, mouse action (picking points in
a display pane) and movie like feature with play, pause, skip forward and
skip backward. I was wondering if this can be done using Python and a
Pytho
