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Java Bytecode Modification and Applet Security

Insik Shin, John C. Mitchell · 2007

While the Java Virtual Machine includes a bytecode verifier that checks bytecode programs before execution, and a bytecode interpreter that performs run-time tests such as array bounds and null-pointer checks, Java applets may still behave in ways that are annoying or potentially harmful to users. For example, applets may mount denial-of-service attacks, forge email or display misleading information in order to trick users. With these concerns in mind, we present techniques that may be used to insert additional run-time tests into Java applets. These techniques may be used to restrict applet behavior or, potentially, insert code appropriate to profiling or other monitoring efforts. The main techniques are class-level modification, involving subclassing non-final classes, and method-level modification, which may be used when control over objects from final classes is desired. Subject Areas: language design and implementation, analysis and design methods, software engineering practices, ...

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Caklempong in Java Applet / Muhammad Nazli Shahruddin

Shahruddin, Muhammad Nazli · UiTM Institutional Repositories (Universiti Teknologi MARA) · 1997

Main objective behind this project is the development of the Caklempong In Java Applet which run in the Netscape to give information to the people. When people go to the homepage, they will get the information about Caklempong and also play with the instruments. When the application is in Netscape, therefore it would be listened worldwide within the Internet networks. The Malaysian traditional Music can be access from any part of the world.

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Small java applet for 2D structure drawing

Egon Willighagen · Front Matter · 2006

Trepalin et al. published in Molecules the article A Java Chemical Structure Editor Supporting the Modular Chemical Descriptor Language (MCDL) (open access PDF). The applet is about 250kB (though the article mentions 200kB) in size and downloadable from the MCDL project on SourceForge (license: Public Domain). The article compares the applet with the JChemPaint applet and notes that their applet is much smaller.

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S2M2 - A Java Applet-Based SMIL Player

Wo Chang, Jin Yu, Sm A Java et al. · 1998

Introduction The Web continues to grow rapidly delivering text oriented data, such as news and stock quotes, along with a scattering of multimedia objects, such as audio/video clips and images. Commercial developers and multimedia standard bodies are trying to extend the current Web technology so that Web media objects can be temporally and spatially synchronized to create richer TV-like multimedia content. A number of well thought solutions have been proposed, which can be grouped into the following categories: (1) media structure -- using new application structure to perform media object synchronization, e.g. applications such as Macromedia's Shockwave [10] and MHEG-5 [11]; (2) media creation -- using new media format to form synchronized media objects, e.g. media formats such as MPEG-4 [3] and VRML [15]; (3) media content -- using existing Web technologies such HTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) with JavaScript to synchronize media objects, e.g. Dynamic HTML. The ab

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Small java applet for 2D structure drawing

Egon Willighagen · Front Matter · 2006

Trepalin et al. published in Molecules the article A Java Chemical Structure Editor Supporting the Modular Chemical Descriptor Language (MCDL) (open access PDF). The applet is about 250kB (though the article mentions 200kB) in size and downloadable from the MCDL project on SourceForge (license: Public Domain). The article compares the applet with the JChemPaint applet and notes that their applet is much smaller.

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The Java-Applet for Radio Spectra Analysis

A. S. Trushkina, A. G. Gubanov · Open Astronomy · 2000

The Web-server of the Astronomical Institute of the St. Petersburg University had opened extended services on galaxy cluster data since 1995. The description of Clusters of Galaxies Database and its content are available at http ://www.astro.spbu.ru/CLUSTERS/.

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Java Applet for Teaching Finite Element Analysis

Sagi Venkata Naga, Suryanarayana Raju · VTechWorks (Virginia Tech) · 2006

A Java applet is developed to interactively and dynamically illustrate the fundamental concepts of finite element analysis. An applet is a computer program written in the object-oriented Java programming language and is embedded in web pages. Java applets are well suited for delivering interactive graphical content over the Internet since they are platform and operating system independent. The applet developed includes a wide range of elements including one-dimensional truss and beam elements, triangular and quadrilateral plane stress and plane strain elements, and two-dimensional four-node and eight-node iso-parametric elements and plate elements. Along with the applet there is a series of web pages describing the fundamental concepts of finite element analysis, example problems and instructions for use. The applet provides a novel approach for teaching basic finite element analysis concepts. It provides students a means for checking their work, reinforces fundamental concepts learned in class, and enhances students' learning experiences by allowing them to experiment by building and analyzing complex models and visualizing results as changes are made to the model. The applet can be used as supplementary material complementing classroom and textbook instruction.

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The VASCO R-tree JAVA TM Applet

Hanan Samet · 2008

Features of the VASCO R-tree JAVA TM applet are described to support its demonstration. This includes an explanation of the different R-tree node splitting methods that are implemented in VASCO and of the functionality of the control panel of the applet. The applet enables users to visualize the different variants of the R-tree as well as observe their behavior for finding the nearest neighbors to a query point and the objects within a given query window in an incremental manner. The applet can be found

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Guaranteeing Correctness Properties of a Java Card Applet

Lars‐Åke Fredlund · Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science · 2005

The paper describes an experiment in which a framework for model checking Java byte code, combined with the application of runtime monitoring techniques through code rewriting, was used to guarantee correctness properties of a Java Card applet.

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Java Applet Technology for Design Interference Optical Coating

Baghdad Science Journal · Baghdad Science Journal · 2011

Java is a high-level , third generation programming language were introduced Javaoptics Open Source Physics (OSP) as a new simulation for design one of the most important interference optical coating called antireflection coating. It is recent developments in deign thin-film coatings. (OSP) shows multiple beam interferences from a parallel dielectric thin film and the evolution of reflection factors. It is simple to use and efficiently also can serve educational purposes. The obtained results have been compared with needle method

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