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AN EXTENSIBLE JAVA APPLET FOR SPATIAL LINKAGE SYNTHESIS

2002

This paper presents an architecture for spatial linkage synthesis and identifies the types of analysis, synthesis, and evaluation routines that are needed for displaying, animating, and designing spatial linkages formed from serial chain primitives. We present the basic components of a design system as well as specifications for the serial chain analysis and synthesis classes that allows collaborative involvement of user/developers. An example is provided to demonstrate how the system can be used to perform three position synthesis of spatial RR, TS, and RRTS linkages.

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absoluteLink.class Java applet for the URLib link system

Banon, Gerald Jean Francis · Biblioteca Digital da Memória Científica do INPE (National Institute for Space Research)

This repository contains the absoluteLink.class file for the URLib link system. This Java applet can be used in an HTML document deposited in the URLib collection to make up a link to another document stored in any local collection.

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Slutsky and Hicks Decompositions in a Java Applet

Jens Peter Siebel · The Journal of Economic Education · 2011

URL: http://slutskyhicks.jenssiebel.de Decomposition of a price effect into the substitution effect and the income effect in a two-good economy is like the masterpiece of introductory consumer theo...

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relativeLink.class Java applet for the URLib link system

Banon, Gerald Jean Francis · Biblioteca Digital da Memória Científica do INPE (National Institute for Space Research)

This repository contains the relativeLink.class file for the URLib link system. This Java applet can be used in an HTML document deposited in the URLib collection to make up a link to another document stored in the same local collection.

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An Extensible Java Applet for Spatial Linkage Synthesis

Hai‐Jun Su, Curtis Collins, J. Michael McCarthy · 2002

A spatial linkage is defined by a workpiece supported by several serial chains. The task of the linkage is defined by specifying rigid positions for the workpiece that approximate a desired workspace. Spatial serial chains can be synthesized and combined to form more complicated linkages. Because there are many serial chains available for this design process, we have developed a Java-based architecture for a computer-aided-design system for spatial linkages that is organized to allow incorporation of individually defined serial chain classes prepared by users/collaborators. Using the RR and TS chains as an example, we present the general features common to dimensional synthesis methodologies, and identify the types of analysis, synthesis, and evaluation routines that are required for displaying, animating, and designing spatial linkages formed from serial chain primitives. We present the basic components of the design system as well as specifications for the serial chain analysis and synthesis classes. An example is provided to demonstrate how the system can be used to perform three position synthesis of spatial RR, TS, and RRTS linkages.

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Write Once, Run Anywhere: Simplifying Java Applet Deployment

Richard L. Apodaca · Front Matter · 2007

From the early days, Java has been described by Sun as the "write once, run anywhere" language and platform. And for the most part, Sun has made good on this promise. It's taken some time, but today's Java Virtual Machines (JVMs) enable developers to feel very confident of their code executing as designed (and unmodified) on any computer system. It's easy to forget, but that's a Big Deal.

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ENFORCEMENT OF APPLET BOUNDARIES IN JAVA CARD SYSTEMS

2008

In multi-application Java Cards, applet’s sensitive data must be protected against unauthorized accesses. Applet isolation is normally achieved through the firewall mechanism. The firewall allows an applet to access external objects only through an object sharing mechanism, called shareable interface. Firewall is based on the access control policy and does not control information propagation. This paper shows how extending the firewall with the inspection of call-stack of shareable interface methods contributes to avoid unwanted information flow that can arise as a result of method callback from one applet to another. This control detects the illegal information flow of the well-known Electronic Purse case study.

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Write Once, Run Anywhere: Simplifying Java Applet Deployment

Richard L. Apodaca · Front Matter · 2007

From the early days, Java has been described by Sun as the "write once, run anywhere" language and platform. And for the most part, Sun has made good on this promise. It's taken some time, but today's Java Virtual Machines (JVMs) enable developers to feel very confident of their code executing as designed (and unmodified) on any computer system. It's easy to forget, but that's a Big Deal.

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Java Applet Technology for Design Interference Optical Coating

Alaa Nazar Abd Algaffar · 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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Interaktivní Java applet pro 3D vizualizaci optického disku oka

Jaroslav Šikl · Brno University of Technology Digital Library (Brno University of Technology) · 2010

Tato diplomová práce se zabývá návrhem a realizací interaktivního Java appletu pro 3D vizualizaci topografie optického disku oka. Primárním účelem 3D vizualizace je oftalmologie a to především při diagnostice zeleného zákalu – glaukomu. Program může sekundárně sloužit i jako názorná pomůcka, pomocí níž je možné prakticky se seznamovat s transformací 2D obrazu na 3D model a s vlivem úprav a nastavování jednotlivých parametrů na vykreslování tohoto modelu ve 3D prostoru. V práci jsou navrženy dvě verze appletu, které byly vytvořeny ve vývojovém prostředí NetBeans verze 5.5, a jejich finální realizace je provedena jako aplikace typu .html, pracující v okně webového prohlížeče s vhodnou mírou uživatelské interaktivity. První verzí realizovaného appletu je jednoduchá intuitivní aplikace, v níž jsou přednastaveny některé parametry zobrazení tak, že po načtení obrázku je automaticky vykreslen 3D model. Applet následně dovoluje nastavovat u tohoto zobrazení velikost, 3D hloubku zobrazení, vyhlazení hran povrchu a možnost volby zobrazení šedotónového, nebo barevného obrázku. Druhá verze realizovaného appletu je rozšířením prvního appletu o možnost zobrazení os x, y, z ve 3D prostoru, vykreslování povrchu 3D modelu pomocí jednotlivých bodů v prostoru, čar nebo sítě, nebo osvětlení jeho povrchu. Software byl otestován na dostupných topografických datech pořízených přístrojem HRT a součástí jsou tedy i ukázky dosažených výsledků. Práce obsahuje také technickou a uživatelskou dokumentaci.

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SEView: A Java Applet for Browsing Molecular Sequence Data

Thomas Junier, Philipp Bücher · In Silico Biology · 1998

SEView is a Java applet that represents known or predicted elements of a protein or nucleotide sequence. It replaces or supplements the textual format of databases or program output with an interactive, graphical representation that is easily available through a WWW browser. Independence from the source data's format is achieved through a description language and ad hoc translators, which make the system versatile and flexible.

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