by James Gosling
URL: http://www.javasoft.com/applets/applets/ChemicalModels/index.html
Renders 3-D molecular models (desribed in .xyz format) and allows user to rotate them.
URL: http://home.sn.no/~espeset/menu3d.html
A fast loading and smooth moving 3D menu.
by J.C. Dufourd
URL: http://www.elec.enst.fr/java/n/test.html
A 3D rotating cube as a navigation button.
by Greg Travis
URL: http://www.earthweb.com/java/Netris/
Watch the pieces fall! Rotate the board in real time! Keep score in your head!
by Daeron Meyer
URL: http://www.geom.umn.edu/~daeron/apps/CV/viewer.html
A 3D solid viewer that displays objects with shaded polygons rather than wireframe. It can read and display objects in the OFF (oogl) file format, the same format used in the Geometry Center 3D viewer Geomview.
URL: http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/twm/strobe/modeler.html
This applet is capable of extracting 3D data stored in a pair of stereo images. If you don't know what a stereo pair is, take a look at this page for an explanation.
URL: http://reality.sgi.com/grafica/java3d/
This application draws a 3D surface using the primitive graphics model provided with the BETA JDK. It transforms the polygons, and sorts them in depth to make a hidden surface illustration and displays the image using double buffering.
URL: http://www.ee.ryerson.ca:8080/~elf/abacus.html
An abacus, and tutorial on using an abacus. Good educational value.
by Jef Poskanzer
URL: http://www.acme.com/java/software/Acme.Psg.html
This class provides a functional equivalent of java.awt.Graphics, but with a very PostScript-like interface. It implements the following PostScript operators: gsave grestore grestoreall initgraphics setlinewidth setcolor setgray sethsbcolor setrgbcolor translate scale rotate transform dtransform newpath moveto rmoveto lineto rlineto arc arcn curveto rcurveto closepath erasepage fill stroke show stringwidth.
by Timothy Macinta
URL: http://www.mit.edu/people/twm/stupid/Naked.html
This applet can be used to verify that a user is at least 18 years of age. It compares your identity (entered in your Netscape preferences) against a government database to ensure that you are not a minor. Note: Sense of humor required.
URL: http://www.db.erau.edu/java/pattern/index.html
A demonstration program for a simplistic simulation of aircraft arrivals to a single runway.
URL: http://www.lookup.com/homepages/87162/home.html
Web Page Management with JAVA. This is an example for an administration of Web Pages on the Net. At the bottom frame you can choose an alternate index, which appears on the leftmost frame. This frame rules the rightmost frame and shows the user the desired information on a particular item.
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URL: http://www.ultranet.com/~dandage/alien.htm
Remember the old spaceship landing game? You have to land the alien spacecraft safely on the flat ground. Includes two versions for different OS's.
by Steven Weinberger
URL: http://www.tisny.com/js_maze.html
The Amazing JavaScript Maze Game. Navigate through a maze to get to the end! Gameboard can be expanded to a variety of game ideas.
URL: http://www.amnh.org/Exhibition/Expedition/Fossils/
This site extends Stanley Poon's TreeBrowse applet to allow users to create and save personal 'expeditions' through the museum's collection. The branching tree structure reflects the cladistic structure of the fossil information.
by The Salamander
URL: http://www.gamezero.com/team-0/comics/games/terrain/
Amnesia is a high speed 3-D shooter. The goal is to shoot down approaching enemy ships. If you miss too many, your game is over. This game features a real-time fractal terrain, multiple enemy types, progressive levels of difficulty, and background loading of game segments during play so as to minimize load times.
This is the first web game from the developers at Neural Overide. [Takes a while to download, but worth the wait. -Ed.]
by Florian Hars
URL: http://www.math.uni-hamburg.de/~fm5a014/ANButton.html
An applet that provides an animated Button.
by Cameron Gregory
URL: http://www.att.com/homes/cameron/java/Animate/
Allows you to animate a single gif or jpeg that contains an animation sequence. Used on the AT&T Home Page.
by Anand Namasiva
URL: http://seraphim.csee.usf.edu:1234/snake.html
An animated snake that tries to catch your moving mouse.
by Herb Jellinek
URL: http://java.sun.com/applets/applets/Animator/
Animates a series of images. Flexible control over frame rate (allows you to specify durations for each frame) and audio track.
URL: http://www.npark.com
Animate your buttons This little applet animates buttons, and makes them clickable too...
URL: http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~mcrae/projects/macjava//
Apple Flavored Java is dedicated to the Java language on Macintosh computers. It has applets, tutorials, links, informations, news, and an interactive discussion area.
by Steven Hugg
URL: http://www.radix.net/~lss/applelet/Applelet.html
The first (I believe) Apple ][[][[]] emulator written in Java! Don't expect blazing performance, however ...
by Macromedia
URL: http://www.macromedia.com/software/powerapplets/index.html
The AppletAce is a ground-breaking new utility that makes configuring the PowerApplets a simple, visual task. Together, AppletAce and the PowerApplets allow you to quickly add memorable effects to your web pages.
by Chris Genly
URL: http://www.gamersinn.com/html/asira.html
An applet designed to be purely entertainment oriented...Asira the Seeress tells your fortunte by consulting her crystal ball. Simple animations, animated buttons and sounds combine to make a fun and enchanting way to waste a few minutes of time on the net!
URL: http://www.crocker.com/~sigelman/java/aster/
ASTERNOID! is an asteroids clone. It is very fun, a GREAT example of object-oriented programming, Just give it a try: satisfaction guarunteed! Every line of my source is commented individually, making it a prime example for beginning and intermediate programmers. I chose not to use advanced features just to prove my manhood: I kept it simple, but powerful. If you're learning java programming, this is a great place to start
URL: http://www.efd.lth.se/~d93ct/Asteroids96
A very cool Asteroids clone on steroids. You need some pretty good hardware and Netscape2beta5. Documentation and source is included.
by Sean Cier
URL: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/andrew/usr/scier/www/AtADistance.html
Realtime skill/strategy game; maneuver particles of matter and antimatter into their respective traps before they annihilate against the walls
by Paul Buchheit
URL: http://k2.scl.cwru.edu/~ptb/ataxx/
An Ataxx applet. Ataxx is a game that is mildly similar to Othello. Has the ability to load a variety of computer players and board configurations.
by Greg Linden
URL: http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/glinden/TravelSoftBot/ATA.html
Plan your airline travel! Allows the user to browse real flight information, examine flights, state preferences, and find an ideal flight itinerary.
URL: http://www.stanford.edu/~leesmith/hotjava.html
Two player interactive backgammon. Good example of a multiplayer game. Great example of how to use the Java Language's networking capabilities.
by Jeff Scuba
URL: http://www.sdsc.edu/SDSC/Staff/jscuba/java/BackgroundAudio/BackgroundAudio.html
A Configurable NeXT/Sun format (.AU) audio player.
by Andrew Tuttle
URL: http://www.tuns.ca/~tuttleal/report/bandwidth/bandwidth.html
This is an interactive demonstration intended to help the layperson understand the concept of bandwidth. You can add several types of signals (a phone call, an MPEG video, etc) to an animated T1 line and find out how much you can squeeze into 1.5 Mbit/sec!
URL: http://www.primenet.com/~rwaldin/BarClock.Html
A dynamic bar chart which displays the current system time.
URL: http://www.itg.lbl.gov/vbart
See what the BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) train schedule looks like when the trains run on time. An impressive real-world application.
URL: http://www-itg.lbl.gov/vbart
A simulation of trains running the weekday schedule in the Bay Area Rapid Transit system of the San Francisco Bay Area.
by Tong Zheng
URL: http://www-leland.stanford.edu/~tzheng/ee368/IPApplet.html
Several image processing algorithms for generating special effect such as water front mirror shadowing, pond, convex and concave mirror warping, on 2-D photo images.
URL: http://www.lamsys.com/bm.html
An implementation of Richard Dawkin's Biomorphs, mentioned in the book - The Blind Watchmaker.
URL: http://193.2.123.98/~satan/java/Biorhythm.html
This Applet/Application will enable you to observe your physical, emotional and intelectual biorhythm.
by Suresh Srinivasan
URL: http://ttis.thomtech.com/%7Esuresh/java/beta/squares/index.html
This illustrates multi-threaded programming using Java. Each "square" runs in its own thread as does the applet. The squares have random colors, blink rates and sizes.
by Motosoft
URL: http://pia.plaza.hitachi-sk.co.jp/~moto/javablocks/Blocks.html
This is a TETRIS like game. Sometimes "NAPO BLOCK" will appear. It works special action. If you get a certain score, you can play STRIP mode.
by Karl Hörnell
URL: http://www.tdb.uu.se/~karl/java/bluenotes.html
This is a crude Java melody editor. Compose and play tunes on an electronic sheet of music.
by Alan Steremberg
URL: http://cirrus.sprl.umich.edu/javaweather
The Blue Skies provides Interactive Weather Maps that are updated hourly. Each map contains a weather image (e.g. radar map with fronts, satellite image, etc.) in which all textual information on current conditions and forecasts is embedded. There are ci ties plotted throughout the map, and as the computer mouse passes over the cities, the current conditions (temperature, wind direction and speed, etc.) are shown on a status bar.
URL: http://psy.uq.edu.au/~mav/java/Necker.html
A tutorial on the Boltzmann Machine neural network using the Necker cube as an example.
by Patrick Killelea
URL: http://test.neog.com/~patrick/own_html/java/BoomButton.html
Exploding button trick.
by Carl Malamud
URL: http://brainop.media.mit.edu/
The Brain Opera contains a series of Java sound applets developed under the direction of Professor Tod Machover of the MIT Media Lab.
by Bram Cohen
URL: http://earthweb.com/~bram/
This is a very sophisticated demonstration of what can be done with Javascript. It requires navigator 3.0 beta 4 A simulation of the game Life - uses 100% pure, unadulterated Javascript, with no helper plugins or Java whatsoever.
by Dan Suceava
URL: http://enuxsa.eas.asu.edu/~suceava/java/Bricks/app.html
A simple Bricks game. Use the paddle to keep the ball bouncing and get rid of all the bricks. Whatever you do, don't hit the ball with the edge of the paddle!
URL: http://www.seas.smu.edu/~leyth
A simple applet that could enhance the appearance of a page.
URL: http://www.bulletproof.com
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URL: http://www.butterfly.net
A cello solo. A flower blooms. A butterfly alights on your screen.
by Ivan Phillips Pendragon Software
URL: http://homepage.interaccess.com/~icp/caffeinemark.html
The CaffeineMark is a client machine benchmark which measures performance of the client system. Especially interesting for testing different Java runtimes, e.g., appletviewer vs. Netscape. Please visit us, test your machine and send us the results!!!
by Pendragon Software
URL: http://www.webfayre.com/pendragon/cm2/index.html
CaffeineMark 2.0 is a Java benchmarking applet which tests nine aspects of Java system performance directly over the internet. Two aditional tests can be run locally. Please visit our site and test your system!
by Sean Russell
URL: http://jersey.uoregon.edu/vlab
User shoots a cannon at a target by controlling various parameters. Lots of fun.
by Jeff Erickson
URL: http://www.magnastar.com/Carousel
An interactive three dimensional kiosk for website navigation. Add as many links and graphics as you like.
URL: http://davinci.informatik.uni-kl.de/~carsten//
A homepage which makes use of some of the newer features like frames and java-applets. Have fun!
by HIdaho Design
URL: http://www.hidaho.com/catchphrase//
CatchPhrase generates random phrases based on built-in word lists. Occasionally, very occasionally, it spits out something amusing. But then, perhaps you're easily amused.
URL: http://www.demonsys.com/jorkin/CelebrityPainter
Artists and non-artists alike can paint portraits using facial parts of famous people. You can use Jim Carrey's mouth, Clinton's nose, Madonna's eyes....you get the picture (pun intended). It's wacky!! It's fun!! It's easy!! Try it!! V2.0 includes variable brush sizes, a better interface, and LOTS more celebrities!!!! If you liked V1.0, you'll LOVE V2.0.
by Mark Boyns
URL: http://www.sdsu.edu/~boyns/java/centipedo/
Fast-paced action game based on the arcade game Centipede.
by Benoit Rigaut
URL: http://hpslweb.cern.ch/teletext/java/view110-java.html
The CERN is using an internal video system to monitor the status of its accelerators. A gateway is providing a world wide access to the TELETEXT data via the Web. A Java powered version is now doing the same. Using directly the Teletext code results in a low bandwith cost, and then a better refresh time.
by Ken Shirriff
URL: http://www.sunlabs.com/~shirriff/java/surfer.html
ChannelSurfer gives you a new browser that lets you surf four web pages at once without even having to choose links. Merely select the channels you're interested in and click the remote to bring up new web pages.
URL: http://www-ece.rice.edu/~vijaypai/chant.html
Hare Krishnas aren't allowed to use coffee. Java is another matter. Mantra meditation & a random link service!
URL: http://www.cco.caltech.edu/~mcc/chaos_demos/Chaos_demos.html
A collection of Java demonstrations for a physics course on Chaos. So far includes the Period Doubling Route to Chaos and the Butterfly Effect in the Lorenz Model. Accompanying text describes the applets, their use to illustrate the physics of chaos, and some background.
URL: http://www.softwarefx.com/
Recognized as the best in its category, Chart FX 3.0 ActiveX is the charting standard for Internet/Intranet developers. Take full advantage of Smart Detection, MultiType Charts, RealTime Charting capabilities, Surface Plots, Rotation and Special 3D effects, Depth Control, Double Y axis, Logarithmic scale, Fully Customizable Toolbar, Dockable Legends, Conic and Cylindric charts, more than 35 chart types. We guarantee you'll love this ActiveX Control.
by Jeff Milton
URL: http://www.chem.cmu.edu/milton/Gamelan/index.html
This is a Chemical education site that is scheduled to be used in 3 chemistry classes (so far) at Carnegie Mellon Unversity. Currenty applets include spectroscopic and statistical analysis simulators as well as a Data Fitting resource applet for chemical data analysis (Straight Line, Least Squares fits). Source is available upon request (currently being documented).
by Ben Cheng
URL: http://home.earthlink.net/~benny/ChengPleijel.html
Explore the Cheng-Pleijel points of quadrangle with this applet!
by Henrik Eriksson
URL: http://www.ida.liu.se/~her/npp/demo.html
Don't try this at home! This applet lets you control a nuclear power plant. Excellent use of animation, audio, images and graphics. It is really nice that you can actually avoid a meltdown by correctly operating the various valves and pumps. Eventually will allow user to write an expert system to control the power plant.
URL: http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/734/General/java.html
MOJO (Management Over Java Objects) is a demonstration of Cisco's own use of Java to build simple network management tools that can be used on any workstation in an enterprise that hosts a Java-enabled Web Browser. For a simple demonstration of a Java-based network management client, try our demo from your own Java-enabled browser.
URL: http://www.sils.umich.edu/~handel/java/Lens
This is a simple implementation of Xerox PARC's Magic Lens interface in Java, primarily designed for graphical images. Examples show usage for art history and GIS applications.
by Steve Fu
URL: http://users.aimnet.com/~foureyes/clickboard/ClickBoard.html
A well-developed animation applet. It features: non-flicking play, interactive control, automatic transparent make, and a lot more.
by Steve Kinzler
URL: http://www.cs.indiana.edu/hyplan/kinzler/fun/shr_sounds/index.html
A general applet for incorporating user-controlled audio clips into a web page, demonstrated with sound clips from the Schoolhouse Rock educational cartoons of the '70s. Useful for web interfaces to sound clip archives.
by Marko Petri Olavi Nippula
URL: http://www.hut.fi/~mnippula/clock.html
Ray-traced clock picture (Kevin Odhner's "Pocketwatch") with moving hands.
by Norman Hendrich
URL: http://tech-www.informatik. uni-hamburg.de/applets/cmos/cmosdemo.html
A demonstration of CMOS technology basic and complex logic gates-inverter, NAND, NOR, and-or-invert, transmission gate and D-latch. (Nine applets embedded in HTML documentation, approx. 70K total.) Now flickerfree and for the Beta-API.
by Eagle Berns
URL: http://www.eagle-i.com/java/java.html
"Coal to Diamonds" a unique puzzle written as a Java Applet.
URL: http://answer.questions.com/date/date.cgi
A live evolving experiment in communication, entertainment and commercialism.
by Roy Williams
URL: http://www.cacr.caltech.edu/~roy/Caustic
A simple explanation and demonstration of the crescent-shaped light that appears when you drink coffee in the sunshine.
by Adam Doppelt
URL: http://www.cs.brown.edu/research/graphics/projects/igi/spectrum/
Interactive illustration of color perception. A wonderful example of how the Java Language can be used to illustrate complex processes using interactive graphics. Now updated to beta API.
URL: http://www.ictv.com/users/dougf/ColorSelector.html
The Color Selector is a tool intended to make it easy for web page authors to select text, link, and background colors that blend well together. A color bar is provided for making color selections and an example window is updated with color changes in real time. The resulting HTML tag is also provided.
by Eric C. Harshbarger
URL: http://www.auburn.edu/~harshec/WWW/comix.html
Tired of those countless ticker-tape/scrolling text applets which threaten to over-populate the Web? Why not display the text as an animated comic-strip with 'speech bubbles'?... that draw some attention. Documentation included.
by Ulrich Gall
URL: http://www4.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/IMMD-IV/Projects/como/
This release includes a chat applet with audio support, a whiteboard, meeting scheduler and a game. Como is a framework for developing multi user applets. It provides an easy-to-use programming interface-A simple chat program is only about 100 lines long (including user interface and comments). Servers running como can be interconnected for global communication.
URL: http://www.cs.utah.edu/~bbachman/gtutor/
An interactive tutorial written in Java that teaches the fundamentals of computer graphics. Topics include perspective viewing, scan fill, line drawing, bezier curves, bezier surfaces, etc.
by Per Reedtz Thomsen
URL: http://www.netscape.com/people/pthomsen/clock/index.html
A Configurable digital clock, using the UNIX date(1) formatting commands.
by Mike O'Brien
URL: http://server.snni.com/~mfo/java/connect4/index.html
Play Connect Four against the computer.
by CONNECT! CORPORATION
URL: http://www.connectcorp.com/quick.html
Want to really speed up Java? CONNECT! Quick_ is a complete software distribution system for any Java_ enabled environment. Quick eliminates the performance issues facing deployment of serious Java_ applications. Quick intelligently delivers Java_ to remote computers improving performance by 5 times or more. Once delivered, CONNECT! Quick_ intelligently manages all Java_ class files, ensuring immediate availability.
by CONNECT! CORPORATION
URL: http://www.connectcorp.com/widget.html
CONNECT! Widgets is the first custom control library for the JAVA environment. CONNECT! Widgets contains a series of commercial quality objects that ease the develoment of JAVA applets. Included are a tab window control, image list box, editable choice list, key press manager (for tabbing between fields), image buttons, context menu (right mouse menu), performance animator and 3D labels. choice list bocimage
by Alan Hensel
URL: http://ddi.digital.net/~alanh/life/
Conway's Game of Life, optimized for speed. You can access a pattern collection with more than 150 of the best things in Life.
by Lance Robinson
URL: http://www.icodeworks.com/java/coordcalc.html
Coordinate Calculator. Performs Great-Circle calculations between two points (or the inverse.) Also calculates heading values corrected for wind drift. Simply enter the value you know, press Enter, and the calculated values will appear in red. This applet also lets you convert between different Latitude-Longitude formats, and you can convert the distance and speeds between Nautical, Statute, and Metric units. Copyright (c) 1993-1996 Airways Technology, Inc. and Interactive Codeworks.
URL: http://www.nicom.com/~taylor/classes/CrazyText
The Ultimate NervousText Rip-Off. VERY customizable. Can be used as a component in any container.
by Dave McNamara
URL: http://www.phy.syr.edu/courses/java-suite/crosspro.html
An applet that allows users to manipulate two vectors, and observe the change in their vector cross product
by Carl Haynes
URL: http://www.starwave.com/people/haynes/xword.html
Interactive crossword puzzle, updated daily.
by Alexander Bogomolny
URL: http://mars.superlink.net/abogom/st_crypto.html
Cryptarithms are puzzles obtained from arithmetic identities by replacing digits with letters. The problem is to recover the original identity. This JavaScript setup has a stack to remember and, when needed, to retrieve the state of a puzzle making it a much better tool than paper and pencil.
URL: http://www.efd.lth.se/~d93ct/Tanks96
The Core2d used in Asteroids96 (see games) beeing extended to the third dimension. It's the first draft that rotates 9 cubes around. If you haven't seen Asteroids96 check it out. Core3d will support all features seen in Asteroids96.
by Richard E. Wendt III
URL: http://www.neosoft.com/~wendt/Wechseln/Wechseln.html
This HotJava 1.0alpha3 applet is a graphical interface to a gopher site listing the noon posting of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The user may enter a value in any of the listed currencies and the equivalent in the others is calculated.
by A Current Affair/20th Television
URL: http://www.current-affair.com
The Web site for the nationally syndicated television tabloid show A Current Affair now has two Java applets, written by programmers at our ISP, Spacelab The top one contains animated frames and the trademark "ka-chung" sound, and the bottom one contains a spinning logo and a large (but worth it) sound file.
by Garrett Clark
URL: http://www.brlabs.com/cybergo/cybergostart.html
CyberGO is the latest incarnation of GO, the world‚s oldest game, and is built on the ActiveX technology found in Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0. Matches are arranged and played without ever leaving the web page, using customizable board graphics and sound effects. A lobby-server component will also be shipped, in the form of an ISAPI extension for Microsoft Internet Information Server and as a Perl script for Unix platforms.
The wonderfully simple rules of GO mask a vast array of complex possibilities, offering enjoyment to every level of player. Finding partners to play is quick and simple with the server program in place. Gamesites that feature CyberGO are free to customize the entire game experience using Visual Basic Script or JavaScript to enhance a rich HTML interface. Features like a chat interface and a status window can be built into a website in any desired way, using IE3.0‚s powerful scripting capabilities to manipulate the game's COM interface.
URL: http:///www.lysator.liu.se/~owl/java/planetmenu.html
So I wanted to do some kindof neato-3D-cyber-cool site menu just to show off... Well here's the result. So put on that helmet and surf the cyberspace. Or something.
URL: http://www.netvoyage.net/~tgrupe/crypto0.htm
An interactive cryptogram game written in Javascript. Features include 100 different cryptograms, an automatic hint button, a solving timer, and online help. Using Netscape cookies, the program remembers your best solving time and records which cryptograms you've already solved, and automatically chooses a new one.
by Patrick Chan
URL: http://www.cnet.com/
Scrolling daily news headlines.
by Heikki Leskinen
URL: http://www.kolumbus.fi/daisy/en1
Five-part drama series on web.
by Mete Senocak
URL: http://www.microweb.com/msenocak/java/DandyLines/Paint.html
Dandy Lines is a simple drawing program with a lot of effects. It is easy and fun to use it, and this is the main idea behind its design.
by Raymond Camden
URL: http://www.ucs.usl.edu/~rkc7747/death.html
The Death Clock is a simple program that calculates how many seconds you have left to live. For a while it was only a CGI program, but I have added a Javascript version that works much neater.
by Joey Fortuna
URL: http://pseudo.com/thought/main.htm
It's 2015 and you've been jailed for publishing indecent material on the Internet! ESCAPE if you can! JavaScript, Animated Gifs-a real old-style adventure maze game!
by Timothy Arnold
URL: http://www.well.com/user/yimmit/cgi.html
Submit Form - And smash Duke!
by David Forster
URL: http://www.io.org/~mentor/J___Notes.html
Digital Espresso is a wekly summary of the traffic appearing in the Java mailing lists and news groups.
URL: http://www.lookup.com/Homepages/96457/digsim/load.html
A Digital Simulator in Java - Learn how digital components work by loading an example schematic or draw your own schematic. Over 30 components available: switches, LED's, ports, flip-flops etc... When running off-line you can also save your own schematics. Incl. over 400Kb documented source code.
URL: http://www.dimensionx.com/chat/cafe.html
An applet conforming to the beta API that allows all the people looking at a particular web page to talk with each other. The Cafe uses the IRC protocol as the basis for the communication and acts much like a standard IRC client. NOTE: Because of the nature of the program, The Cafe requires the use of an Applet viewer that supports sockets (the JDK appletviewer for instance).
URL: http://www.eng.uci.edu:80/~bgloyer/hotjava/DiningPhilosophers.html
A classic multi-process synchronization problem. Extremely creative and funnymapplet to illustrate the Dining Philosophers problem. Excellent use of images, animation and audio. To understand what is going on, read the description first.
by Matthew Roberts
URL: http://www.calvin.edu/~mrober57/HTML/dinkMap.html
dinkMap_ is a Java hacklet of Rickard Oberge's HighlightedImageMap.
URL: http://www.webcom.com/cider//
A talking head that spews witty alchohol quotes.
by Name unknown
URL: http://gserver.grads.vt.edu/cgi-bin/wowtgd/hr.showDeptj?
This demonstration uses a java bar-graph applet and Netscape 2.0 frames as the front end to a WOW backend. Classy.
by Eric Gans
URL: http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/french/faculty/gans/java/domino.htm
Computer plays a halfway-decent game of dominoes against the user.
by HIdaho Design
URL: http://www.hidaho.com/doodlepad/
Yes, it's yet another drawing program, but with a twist-this one's written in JavaScript. Generates XBM images on the fly. Have a fast machine and Netscape 3.0 for best results.
URL: http://www.stud.unit.no/~torhr/java/dynarule
The DynaRule applet implements a dynamic horizontal customizable rule. Unlike the custom rules made up by simple images, DynaRule is 'dynamic' in the sense that it always keeps the right width-without stretching the image. This looks much better than both ordinary rules and scaled image-rules.
by Timothy D. A. Cox
URL: http://www.ki.net/~tdac
POP/IMAP E-mail Client applet written completely in Java.
by Carl Muckenhoupt
URL: http://http://chat.earthweb.com
A chat applet. Mind-numbingly easy to use yet as powerful as you need. License it for free for non-commercial use.
by Maria Winslow
URL: http://prominence.com/java/poetry/
Drag the words around to create your masterpiece.
URL: http://mc.ioc.ac.ru/mc2/viewer.htm
Renders 3-D chemical molecular models with bonding and allows user to rotate them. A bunch of different representations can be configured - Ball, Stick, Ball-and-Stick, atoms names, hydrogen hiding, etc.
A totally rewritten and enhanced version of James Gostling applet.
URL: http://www.geom.umn.edu/~rminer/jmath/
The Equation Renderer typesets mathematical equations described in HTML 3.0 passed as a parameter line. At the moment, it only recognizes a few of the math tags, but its a start.
URL: http://www.paging.mot.com/special/ESPNETTOGO/advisor-sid.cgi
A demonstration of the ESPNET TO GO sports information service using a Motorola Advisor pager. Scroll through the pager's messages to check the latest sports info. The pager has only simple functions, but automatically updates with new information.
by Bill Venners
URL: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-06-1996/jw-06-vm.html
Eternal Math is a Java applet that simulates a Java virtual machine (JVM) executing a short sequence of bytecodes. It is part of an article which gives an introduction to the JVM.
by Jay Steele, Alex Nicolaou
URL: http://www.cgl.uwaterloo.ca/~anicolao/Europa/
Europa is a strategic multiplayer board/arcade game, and was one of the winners of Sun's Java(tm) Cup contest, announced on May 29th 1996 at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco.
URL: http://www.mills.edu/PEOPLE/ug.pages/celesteh.public.html/celesteh.homepage.html
Eyes that follow your mouse around. Just like xeyes.
URL: http://family.starwave.com/funstuff/scrapbook/easter/index.html
Family Planet's cool Easter Beaster (designed by Carl Haynes at Starwave): Sure, the Easter Bunny's cute, and he's got brand equity, but let's face it: He's just a rabbit. Frankly, we think the Beast of Spring gene poolcould use a shot in the arm. So we've devised a mechanism that will help you create your own Chocolate Delivery Specialist!
URL: http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Java
An applet to allow the user to interactively experiment with a large number of famous curves and some of their associated curves (e.g. evolute, inverse, pedals, caustics).
by Calum Smeaton, David Nicol, Gopal Chand
URL: http://www.virtual-inn.co.uk/orbital/beta/fft/
Fast Fourier Transform Calculates FFT modulus of a simple wave form described by the user with sample points.
by Javier Rodriguez
URL: http://www.ejetres.com.mx/~jrodrig/java/fire.html
Some hot java.
by Jason Smith
URL: http://calfish.com/calfish/java/fft/fft.htm
Fish Tac Toe, it is like Tic Tac Toe but it is with fish!
by Jerrell Schivers
URL: http://www.theglobe.com/fungames/flip/flip.html
A variation of the game Othello. Play against the computer, choosing from five difficulty levels.
by Hannes Wallnoefer
URL: http://www.t0.or.at:7272/Weird:
The Fog is a complete reinvention of the chat idea. It is not another line-based system. Instead, users share a big graffiti-wall-like canvas. They are kept apart by choosing a distinct color at the beginning. The system has a cool time-scroll slider which allows to go back and forth in time. Furthermore, software-agents can connect to the Fog and interact with human users, for example by throwing in hyperlinks.
URL: http://www.cs.brown.edu/people/pjl/fontviewer.html
A utility for browsing fonts and determining character codes.
by Henry J. Story
URL: http://www.wmin.ac.uk/~storyh/fractal/frac.html
This applet allows you to experiment fully with fractals whilst being accessible to the novice. You can either choose from a set of standard fractals, or specify your own Contracting Affine Transformations. The colour fractal appears gradually in a seperate floating window. It is calculated in a seperate thread allowing you to work on other things (such as thinking up the next fractal). Enjoy.
by Vertical Software Inc.
URL: http://www.voicenet.com/~aerobat/imframe.html
Image menu, with multiple frames, when a menu item is selected, the associated URL is displayed. If the user selects a URL link from the displayed URL, the menu is kept in sync with the change.
by Doug Ierardi
URL: http://langevin.usc.edu/Fred/
fred is a networked 3d game in the spirit of Wolfenstein 3d.
URL: http://www.ntm.co.jp/java/intro.html
Good artwork. Great example of what can be done using client side image maps implemented in the Java Language.
URL: http://www.mediascience.no/ansatte/3d/test3d.html
Real-time 3D with a real light source. Casts shadows too...
by BC Krishna FutureTense, Inc.
URL: http://www.futuretense.com
FutureTense Texture is a next generation electronic publishing system created to meet the needs of Web designers. Texture is a Windows 95/NT (Macintosh to follow) authoring tool and a Java-based viewer.
Graphic designers use the Texture authoring tool to create terrific looking, highlyinteractive, easily updated documents without writing any HTML or Java code.
by FutureWave Software
URL: http://www.futurewave.com
FutureWave Software, Inc. was founded in January 1993 to develop and publish graphics software for business, education and home use. FutureWave is committed to providing solutions to the customer with a focus on innovative, easy-to-use technology.
by Chris Britton
URL: http://www.eng.auburn.edu/~brittch/truck/fuztruck.html
This applet simulates backing up a truck using fuzzy logic. Users can interacively change the location of the truck as well as its relative angle and fuzzy rules.
by Mark Tacchi
URL: http://www.next.com/~mtacchi/Java/GameletToolkit/README.html
Here's a framework of classes that I worked on that give you the power to create fast action arcade style games in Java without writing a lot of code. I call them gamelets.
The Gamelet Toolkit is a robust, scalable, object oriented framework of classes and interfaces used for developing arcade style video games. It provides classes for the management of several key gaming functions including animation, display, scoring, events, and drag'n drop.
The Gamelet Toolkit distribution contains example source code to help get started and a ready to run game called Javaroids. Javaroids is just a demo game and may be a great starting point for someone to take it further.
The Gamelet Toolkit is absolutely FREE. Consider it as my gift to you.
by Lars Rasmusson
URL: http://www.sics.se/~lra/Face/Face.html
This java-applet uses a genetic-inspired algorihtm to produce facelike 3d structures.
by Gregg Helt
URL: http://flybane.berkeley.edu/gregg/ProtoBrowser.html
A prototype of the genome map applet we are developing to present biologists with a flexible interface to genomic databases. Check back often-we are constantly updating!
by Bill Venners
URL: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-07-1996/jw-07-classfile.html
Getting Loaded is a Java applet that shows a class file being loaded by a Java virtual machine. It is part of an article that gives an introduction to the class file format.
URL: http://java.sun.com/starter.html
Here's a sort of starter kit for newcomers to Java-a route through our web site for teaching yourself Java and for writing applets and applications as soon as possible.
by Peter A. Korp
URL: http://www.dis.anl.gov:8001/GIS/
Dynamic interaction with a remote Geographic Information System application.
by Jerrell Schivers
URL: http://www.theglobe.com/chat/rapturecafe/entry/
A fully graphical Java chat client. To enter, first choose a username and pick your icon. After clicking on 'Enter the Cafe' you'll find yourself in the lobby. Go to the Blue Room and click on the Java link to begin chatting.
by Joe Weber
URL: http://www.magnastar.com/games/gobbler
Gobbler is a Pacman like game. No graphics are downloaded, and the boards are fully editable.
URL: http://pegasus.grandmaster.bc.ca/chess/java/chessvw.html
This applet allows you to replay archived chess matches. Currently the applet covers the recent Karpov/Kamsky World Championship, but a query engine with a tie to an archived game database will be available soon.
by David Wanqian Liu
URL: http://reality.sgi.com/employees/davidliu_mti/java/calc/calc.html
A universal graphical enabled calculator. It is capable of numerical calculation, expression evaluation and graphical function plotting, which is supported by most now-a-day calculators (but not for free :-).
The design of such the calculator makes it possible for easy future extension. Programmers who have interest can easily add more function and graphing capabilities to it, although it has already got a large set of functions. Two class libraries are also provided: a expression parsing and evaluation class package, and a user interface package which contains few useful UI.
by David David Chen
URL: http://www.mindspring.com/~apollo/java/applets
Ice cold pictures presentation like a slide show, with 7 kinds of transition between screen (includes slide, blind, pattern, sprial, opendoor, moveright, iris). Image loading is done asycronously through another thread. The user can sit down and relax even he only have a low speed line because the applet will automatically transit the screen to next picture if the next picture is loaded.
URL: http://www.saa.co.za/saa/reality.html
The Great Reality Caper is one of the first graphical adventure games on the world wide web. Sponsored by South African Airways.
URL: http://www.sri.net/haunted/grimms.html
Slide show of two illustrated Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales. Big, but cool.
by Michael Group Z, Belgium
URL: http://adaweb.com/adaweb/influx/GroupZ/LOVE/
This third HTML art work by Group Z, Belgium uses Javascript for its user interface.
by Thomas Koch
URL: http://orgwis.gmd.de/~koch/Java/Applets/GuestBook/
The GuestBookApplet is a client/server guestbook system that can be used on any page. You can see the Applet running on my homepage. The GuestBookApplet allows a visitor of a page to add an entry to the guestbook. This entry is send to the GuestBookServer. The GuestBookServer maintains the guestbook database as a HTML document, that can be read by any web browser.
URL: http://www.emedia.org/chord.html
Guitarist's Chord Dictionary is a Java applet reference of over 250 chords containing full tablature representations and sound recordings. It is brought to you by the folks at eMedia, makers of the popular CDROM "eMedia Guitar Method."
URL: http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Software/Habenero
NCSA Habanero is an API framework and environment for sharing Java applications between multiple users. We've written an extremely flexible programming interface to help you write your own collaborative Java applications.
Included with the archive are a number of interesting applications including a multi-user weather visualizer, a multi-user version of the Visible Human, chat, a drawing program, a program to connect Mosaic browser sessions to allow you to surf the web together, and some simple example programs to get you started if you're interested in writing your own applications.
by Global Publishing Group
URL: http://gpg.com/hamsh/
The Persian daily Hamshahri employs the HotTea applet to render Persian/Arabic text without any prior software or font installation.
URL: http://www.bga.com/~wbrogden/javatest.html
Demonstrates a hierarchical browser with dynamic expansion and contraction of categories.
by Creating Media
URL: http://www.creatingmedia.com/java/hotButton.html
The HotButton Panel Playlet gives precise control for positioning a set of HotButtons on the page. Applications include CD-ROM style interactivemultimedia. Each HotButton features rollover sound, blink image, and click image (3 image states per button). User interaction begins during download. All parameters, such as content, blink rate, placement, background image and background color are scripted at the HTML level. The HotButton Panel is a member of the PlugIn Playlet componentware suite, and so shares common base classes with other PlugIn Playlets, for minimum dowload time.
by Stephane Letz
URL: http://www.grame.fr/english/MidiShare_java.html
This site contains a MidiShare interface to Java. MidiShare is a real-time multi-tasks Midi operating system specially devised for the development of musical applications. The MidiShare Java interface, documentation and several Midi applications with
by Vladimir Bulatov
URL: http://pc153.mt.ic.ac.uk/Bulatov/HyperProf/index.html
The HyperProf is Java profile viewer accompanied by a graphical class browser. It helps you to fine tune your applet or application and allows you to visually study the relationships and hierarchy of its methods, classes and packages. Main feature of the browser - use of hyperbolic plane as a placement of the classes tree.
by Hypnovista Software
URL: http://www.hypno.com
Various animations: See Harry Hexadecimal, the Bongo Artist, Shuttles, and more.
URL: http://www.hk.super.net/~callum/java/fire.html
Fast realistic (sort of) fire.
by Karl Hörnell
URL: http://www.tdb.uu.se/~karl/java/iceblox.html
Inspired by a mid-eighties arcade game, slightly modified. You guide a penguin through a playing field of ice cubes and stones. The object is to free five gold coins from the ice and avoid incineration by the evil flames that are out to get you.
by Systemix Software, Inc.
URL: http://www.ichess.com
iChess is a complete, multi-player, client-server Internet Java Chess game. Features full drag and drop play, and a chat window. Spectators can watch games with moves animated on screen as they are made.
by William Devenport
URL: http://www.aoe.vt.edu/aoe5104/ifm/ifm.html
Designed as an educational JAVA Applet that brings ideal flow theory to life, this applet is also enjoyable to run if you have no technical background in fluid dynamics. The applet alows the user to design their own flow, and then see what it looks like by plotting streamlines. The result - a better understanding of fluid dynamics and some very pretty flow patterns. Examples and instructions are included in the accompanying Web pages.
by David Tompkins
URL: http://www.att.com/homes/dt/html/morph.html
Given a source image and a destination image, this applet will generate intermediate frames and create an animated morph between the two images.
by Cameron Gregory
URL: http://www.att.com/homes/cameron/javascript/Selector/
This javascript allows you to easily select and display an image from a set of images.
by Macromedia
URL: http://www.macromedia.com/
ImageMap goes beyond traditional client-side imagemaps by offering popup tooltips, mouse roll-over & mouse down effects, and is fully configurable via a visual utility known as AppletAce.
by John Henckel
URL: http://www.intersrv.com/~dcross/impact/impact.html
This is a little java program that simulates the interactions of balls. You can grab the balls with your mouse and drag them or throw them. You can control theforces of friction and gravity. You can make the walls be bouncy, or wrap-around. You can simulate planetary systems, rubber balls, Brownian motion, pool table physics, and more. You can turn on trace and make interesting designs. Have fun with it!
by Paul Haeberli
URL: http://reality.sgi.com/grafica/impression/
This program lets you create various abstract representations of a GIF images. A help page is provided along with information about how to include the applet on your own pages.
by Anil Hemrajani
URL: http://www.patriot.net/users/anil/infoBook/
infoBook is a phone book like Java applet designed specifically for Web sites. What makes infoBook different from typical phone book applets or applications is that it is internet/intranet ready with built-in support for multi-media.
by Instant Sports
URL: http://www.InstantSports.com/ballpark.html
Provides live animated coverage and personalized replay of every pitch and every play of every Major League Baseball game. Animations show pitch, batter's swing, path of the ball, and defensive plays, as well as text description of the play. Live coverage is usually available within one to two minutes of the real action in the real ballparks. A VCR-like control panel allows the fan to move forward or backward in the game by pitch, play, or half inning, to replay any play of the game.
by John Petersen
URL: http://www.c2.org/~hire-me
The world's first fully-interactive cyber interview. Somebody, please, hire this guy!
by Doug Ierardi
URL: http://www.webcom.com/cider/
Interactive demos of several binary search tree data structures (standard, red-black trees, treaps and splay trees).
by Gregory Brail
URL: http://www.transarc.com/~brail
A Java applet designed to navigate the New York City subway system. Based on a graphical map, you may select two subway stations. The applet will compute the shortest route between the two stations, taking into account the number of stops and transfers along the way based on the time of day. You may also specify the time of day for your travel.
by Jeff Bauer
URL: http://www.scri.fsu.edu/~jtbauer/sentence.html
Build a sentence and watch it be acted out! hotjava
by John Kelley Cybertainment, Inc.
URL: http://www.internetfootball.com
Internet Football League; Play football against a live opponent over the net for the first time ever! Realistic look and feel of football, sports ticker, playbook, game clocks, stats, rankings, customiable team names, colors and logos. NO CD-ROM needed just Java enabled browser.
by Chew Victor
URL: http://draco.iss.nus.sg
InvestWiz is a personal portfolio manager written to prove the feasibility of using Java to develop useful network applications. It is a medium-size Java applet.
by Jonathan B Meyer
URL: http://www.paging.mot.com/special/ESPNETTOGO/advisor-sid.cgihttp:/found.cs.nyu.edu/meyer/jasmin/
Jasmin is a Java Assembler Interface. It takes ASCII descriptions for Java classes, written in a simple assembler-like syntax and using the Java Virtual Machine instruction set. It converts them into binary Java class files suitable for loading into a Java interpreter.
Jasmin was constructed using the JAS package (JAS is a Java API for constructing class files). Jasmin essentially wraps JAS in an assembler-like syntax, making it easier to use. Jasmin's grammar is clean and simple. It supports all of the instructions in the Java VM.
Jasmin was written as the companion to the book 'Java Virtual Machine', soon to be published by O'Reilly, written by Troy Downing and myself.
URL: http://java.sun.com/products/apiOverview.html
JavaSoft has released the Java API Overview on this Web site, listing all current and upcoming APIs with timetables for release. It includes links to the latest API documentation and early access implementations.
URL: http://www.mediascience.no/ansatte/tonny.html
This version of the classic game is very close to the original, is it the first playable arcade game for Java? Check it out, and see if you can make it to the global highscore list!
by Stephen Cooper
URL: http://ecsel.engr.washington.edu/JavaBeam/
Java Beam is a direct manipulation environment in which analyzing a beam is as simple as applying loads and supports and watching what happens.
by Jason Gurney
URL: http://weber.u.washington.edu/~jgurney/java/
The Java Boutique is a collection of more than 50 working examples of java applets, with source codes provided.
URL: http://www.tisinc.com/beta/chalkboard.html
The Java Grafitti Chalkboard TM (not) Have you ever had the urge to go to a site and scribble all over it, so that the next guy on would have to endure your grafitti? Your wait is over!
by Charles L. Perkins
URL: http://rendezvous.com/java/hierarchy/index.html
Charles L. Perkins has prepared a number of diagrams which show the class hierarchy for Java packages. These are in PostScript format.
by Robert Elmore
URL: http://dev.uol.com/~elmore/javademo/menu2.html
We are in the process of converting a library of courseware into Java for delivery via the Web.
by Elliotte Rusty Harold
URL: http://sunsite.unc.edu/javafaq/
Frequently Asked Questions about the Java language.
by Bart Jaszcz
URL: http://k2.scl.cwru.edu/~bpj
Java Graphics FX is a preliminary page for my collection of graphics Java applets. Contains: Dot3DApp - A flying 3D surface PhongHead Animation - An animation of a 3D head object.
by Shawn Kendall
URL: http://www.acusoft.com/~shawn/java/3D/tools/grounds/Grounds.html
The Java Grounds PolyMesh Builder is a Java applet that creates polymesh style models based on certain user supplied parameters. Also, with the included widgets the polymesh can be colored based on height or some external image, similar to texture mapping. Noise, cylinders, and a hex meshs are also possible.
URL: http://maps.purple.org/map/index.html
A very simple geographical mapping interface with lots of potential.
by Mike Fletcher
URL: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~FX6M-FJMY/fuj00e.html
A small mascot is walking on the home page. If you download this applet and prepare some images, your designed mascot will walk on your home page!
by David Rothwell
URL: http://www.magna.com.au/~davidr
Object database persistence for Java that allows Java objects to be easily saved and read from a Relational Database via JDBC or a Random Access File. Requires no changes to existing classes. Allows you to persist classes even if you cannot access the source.
by David Daney
URL: http://www.best.com/~daney/piano.html
You can play the piano right from your keyboard. Or hunt and peck with the mouse.
URL: http://www.csiro.au:8000/steve/stuff/slider/Slider.html
This is a simple wood block slider puzzle. I wanted to learn how to display graphics, make some sounds and do some simple animation.
by Kuen-Heng Lai, I-Chin Chen , Jiun-hau Lin
URL: http://www.cs.cornell.edu/home/kuen/java/
A Client/Server program integrating various internet functions. including URL exploring, talking, and Vrml model viewing.
by David Oh
URL: http://raphael.mit.edu/Java
The Java Virtual Wind Tunnel is a two dimensional implimentation of a computational fluid dynamics code. It's an example of how Java can be used for scientific and educational purposes, and it's cool to look at too.
by Chris Schwerzler Alan Steremberg
URL: http://cirrus.sprl.umich.edu/javaweather
Real-time weather imagery, using a java applet, really cool.
by Chaminda Wickremasinghe
URL: http://www.chamisplace.com/prog/javaide/
Java WebIDE is an experimental platform independant intrgrated development environment for developing Java applets and programs. The current version offers editing, compiling, syntax highlighting, and searching for help using easy to use framed windows. All basic functions are multi-threaded, so that it is possible to read help files or edit your source code while compilation is in progress. New and improved!
URL: http://paul.rutgers.edu/~xuelin/ypz/bridge.html
The server for JavaBridge, which lets four people play live online bridge through a browser.
URL: http://home.mem.net/~dionysus/JavaCraps/javacraps.htm
JavaCraps is an online craps game based after the freeware Windows 95 game Craps 95. JavaCraps was created using Symantec's Cafe.
by Nick Heinle militzer.me.tuns.ca/graffiti
URL: http://www.gis.net/~carter/therest/tip_week.html
Every week a cool set of JavaScript tips or tricks to help you on your way to JavaScript bliss. If they don't improve you, they'll improve your page. Updated weekly with tips, ideas, tricks, and code examples.
URL: http://ugrad-www.cs.colorado.edu/~masse/Java/JavASketch/JS.html
Another fun Beta-compatable drawing toy!
by Eugene Dragoev
URL: http://www.golden.net/~eugene/test.html
If you like Rubik's Cube - you will like this game. It loads fast and works well with the OS/2's applet.exe as well as Netscape v2.x
by Alex Rosen
URL: http://www.tiac.net/users/axlrosen/
Click and drag on the face of a well-known personality to warp and distort it in weird ways.
by Joe Weber
URL: http://www.magnastar.com/javology
Javology is a new Java Magazine focusing on the Java community. Packed full of information important to the Java professional. Javology contains current news articles, interviews with important industry professionals and tips for the developer.
by Michael Murtaugh
URL: http://ic.www.media.mit.edu/JBW/
A HyperPortrait of the late Jerome Wiesner, former science advisor to President Kennedy and MIT President. This site uses Java, streamable QuickTime movies, still images, and text to provide an interactive view of events and issues in the 20th Century. Netscape 3.0 and QuickTime is preferred.
by Ernest J. Friedman-Hill
URL: http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov/jess
Jess is a clone of the popular expert system shell CLIPS written as a Java applet. Jess uses the fast Rete algorithm for pattern matching and is downward-source-compatible with CLIPS (a valid Jess script is a valid CLIPS script).
by Ernest J. Friedman-Hill
URL: http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov/jidl
JIDL is a CORBA IDL client compiler with Java as the target language. JIDL provides the necessary magic to allow Java applets running in Java-enabled Web browsers to manipulate CORBA objects on remote servers as if they were local Java objects. When complete, JIDL will be in the public domain.
URL: http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/Jigsaw/
Jigsaw is a full blown HTTP server written in Java, it is both a fully functional server, and the platform the W3C (World Wide Web consortium) will use to experiment with new standards.
URL: http://www.earthweb.com/java/Puzzle/
A simple jigsaw puzzle with rectangular pieces.
by Art & Science W3 Development, Ltd.
URL: http://chiba.webadvantage.com/~alx/jive.html
A little thanksgiving applet. With style.
by Manish Tuteja
URL: http://www.manish.com/jneko/
jneko, a little Java experiment. Cat chases the mouse.
by Robert Diamond
URL: http://www.wco.com/~rmd/joggle.html
A Java version of Parker Brother's Boggle Game - Find words in a grid of 16 letter dice. Coming soon will be a multiplayer version.
by Dean Turcoliver
URL: http://cmr.sph.unc.edu/~deano/bball/index.html
Incorporates various applets into a journal setting. Some new applets are interactive graphs and explanatory pop-up windows.
by Chris Seguin
URL: http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/webmonkeys/juggling/
Three nifty animations teach you how to juggle.
URL: http://www.ludd.luth.se/~lundin/java/jump.html
A small peg jumping game.
URL: http://www.tiac.net/users/sdodds/Java/Jj.html
Enter a problem for Jehosphat to solve, and she'll jump and 'baaa' the answer.
by Chris Peikert
URL: http://www.kamsc.k12.mi.us/room/
The KAMSC Floorplan is a Java applet that allows you to move around the KAMSC environment by clicking on areas in an external window, watching the animated movement, and viewing information about the different rooms at KAMSC. Each room has information about the classes taught, as well as the equipment available to students.
by Stefan Koch
URL: http://rummelplatz.uni-mannheim.de/~skoch/javatut/kneedeep.htm
Advanced Java programming techniques needed for sophisticated Java applets.
by Bae-kyung Park
URL: http://voyager.kti.co.kr/~bkpark/go.html
Go is a game for those who enjoy thinking. Korean Baduk Page has an applet which displays the game board and lets the user replay games of Korean professional players interactively. Takes a while to load - be patient!
by Alessandro A. (Kazuma) Garbagnati
URL: http://www.energy.it/~kazuma/JAVA/kreversi.html
Yet Another Reversi, against computer. You can use different languages. Italian and English are internal, but you can use an external file and create your own.
by Mark Masse
URL: http://ugrad-www.cs.colorado.edu/~masse/Java/Lsystem/index.html
The L-system Applet allows users to create fractal images by specifying parameters. L-system grammars can be used to generate strings, which can be interpreted as drawing commands in order to produce fractal curves.
URL: http://www.cs.hope.edu/~dbrown/java/LED/WWW/LED.html
A configurable LED sign. A great example of a really powerful applet. It has an entire scripting language to control the LED display.
by Jonathan Locke
URL: http://phoenix.cs.hku.hk:1234/~jax/C_LED.html
An extension to LEDSign V2.5. You can display Chinese Fonts (either in Big5 or GB encoding) It is an extension of LEDSign V2.5. This site provide service for creating the Chinese fonts you need.
by Laurent David
URL: http://www.cti.ecp.fr/~davidl5/java/LifeGame.html
This version of the life's game is complete. You can set the size of the cells, move step by step, or make it run fast! You have also the possibility to draw not only each cell, but also 60 other predefined famous patterns ! Then, enjoy the animation!
by Brian Hacking
URL: http://www.itsnet.com/~redbrian/lchess/lchess.html
A chinese chess-like game requiring skill and luck to win.
by Sander Magi
URL: http://www.tallinn.ee/map/
Interactive map of Tallinn, the Capital City of Estonia. Supports zooming, navigating and hyperlinks to various points of interest.
by Jonas Karlsson
URL: http://www.dreamlink.se/mastermind/
This is a clone of the classic boardgame Mastermind that I made just to look into the world of Javascript! The game is self instructive!
by Marcia Burrows
URL: http://dev.eyecon.com/marcia
MathChase is an original game for one or two players at one computer. This challenging game features humorous, colorful animation and exciting competition. One player uses the keyboard and the other uses the mouse. In MathChase, thinking beats agility. If you can't find someone to play it with you, try letting your left hand compete with your right.
URL: http://www.ttinet.com/pjf/maze/
3-D perspective maze game, with automap.
by Microline Software
URL: http://www.mlsoft.com/mct/mct.html
The Microline Component Toolkit provides Tabbed Folder, Grid, Tree, Progress, etc. user-interface components for Java.
URL: http://www.mindq.com
MindQ Publishing, Inc. has just released the first in a series of true interactive multimedia CD-ROM tutorials which use visualizations, animations, narration and video to teach first-time and experienced programmers how to design, write and use Java applets. MindQ - the better way to learn.
by Mark Boyns
URL: http://www.sdsu.edu/~boyns/java/mc/
Based on the Missile Command arcade game.
URL: http://www.metamor.com/pages/MissionControl/mission_control.html
You're the flight director. The countdown is ready to commence. Press the button and Mission Control begins the launch cycle countdown. Then initiate the launch of a rocket and monitor the launch from the Mission Control TV monitor.
by Mark Sheppard
URL: http://www.computerexperts.co.uk/computerexperts/java/
This is a Java Applet that was inspired by Op Art.
URL: http://www.penumbrasoftware.com/
Mojo, Penumbra Software's new visual Java development tool provides an easy way to quickly build Java applets and applications without compromising any of the power of the Java language.
by Horst Vollhardt
URL: http://www.pc.chemie.th-darmstadt.de/java
The applet performs a molecular dynamics simulation in real time with a hydrocarbon molecule. The molecule is rendered with double buffering and depth cueing. A VRML snaphot can be prepared and visualized with any VRML browser.
by Brad Asztalos
URL: http://www.webgods.com/java
Art listen think look draw.
URL: http://www.io.org/~takeith/motif//
You'll enjoy a fun game of backgammon against this challenging opponent. Motif has an easy-to-use interface, animated checker moves, and it maintains a continuous score for each player.
by David Kozlowski
URL: http://www.sapien.net/guide/
A Movie guide to local theatres in the Kalamazoo, Michigan area. Using frames and Javascript to update form elements dynamically.
URL: http://www.promindo.com/greetings/index.html
A service provided by Promindo Global Internet for Internetters to send a nice multimedia happy birthday postcard to friends and relatives. Great animation and song!!
by Jason Bloomberg
URL: http://www.lhouse.com/~jbloomberg/play/missed.html
JavaScript-based parody of Myst. Extensive use of frames.
by Gene Feldman
URL: http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEAWIFS.html
NASA's upcoming global ocean color monitoring mission called SeaWiFS has a homepage that features an animation of the Global Biosphere which was derived from actual satellite observations of the Earth's vegetation (land and ocean).
by Ahmed Abdel-Hady
URL: http://163.121.10.41/java/applets/NavTickr/
This is another robust text scrolling applet capable of viewing different messages each can have its own optional URL dislayed at the browser status bar. The message font is completely scalable to applet dimensions that in turn can be scaled to page dimensions.
by Gustav Mattias Flodin
URL: http://www.rbk.sollentuna.se/~mfl_94/
A blinking neon light. Simple but very effective.
by Dennis Cronin
URL: http://www.cd.com/netcell
NetCELL is a web-ified version of Freecell written in Java. It talks to a central server machine to save scores and games so you can compete with folks net-wide to see who can run up the biggest "streaks." Warning: may be addictive!
by Frank Pittelli NetFactory, Inc.
URL: http://www.netcharts.com
NetCharts provides HTML authors with the power of Java, without the need for programming. NetCharts supports the generation of piecharts, barcharts, XY charts and diagrams through easy-to-use HTML parameters. Netcharts can support a range of business and scientific applications.
by Marco Nijdam
URL: http://www.west.nl/archive/java/netdraw/index.html
NetDraw is a drawing program allowing normal object (vector) based drawing. In addition you can connect objects by lines. The connections will be kept even if you move objects around. We use it to draw pictures of computer networks.
by Nikolay Kislenko
URL: http://www.vniigaz.com/nb/eng/app/javapp.htm
Neural Bench is easy-to-use sophisticated neural networks simulator. Using it you can generate source program code of trained neural network on different languages, including JAVA. Here are some examples of Java Applets generated using Neural Bench.
by Dennis Cronin
URL: http://www.cd.com/newslet//
A Newslet is a web-based news facility similar to a Usenet newsgroup. The Java client displays a threaded article list and allows the user to read and post articles. The server portion, accessed via CGI, maintains the central Newslet database.
URL: http://www.metamor.com/pages/_play_pages/newtpong.html
Bang Newt's head against the wall. Yes that's right. In this update to the Pong classic. Worth it just for the goofy look on Newt's face.
by Matt Freedman
URL: http://www.washington.edu/bibsys/mattf/nina
NINA provides a powerful, but simple to use interface for drawing remarkably beautiful geometric figures with a standard Fourier-Transform based algorithm. WARNING: watching it can be addictive.
The figure-drawing class is separate from the user interface, and can be easily integrated into your own applets or pages. You will have to follow the link to find out what NINA stands for.
by Derek Brigham
URL: http://www.visi.com/~dbrigham/noctago.home.html
The Noctagraphics Home Page is a portfolio of Computer Illustrator Derek Brigham's montages and other work. He creates illustreations for multimedia print and web pages. Most of the work was done in Photoshop and Illustrator. Interesting layering techniques for Photoshop are described as well as simple Graphic Design and Typography. Also check out his T-shirt Designs for sale.
by David Krider
URL: http://www.cco.caltech.edu/~ekrider/Finance/BallDrop/BallDrop.html
Part of a project who purpose is to illustrate basic theoretical finance through the use of interactive applets. This applet illustrates a simple process that gives rise to the normal distribution.
by Marko Beznosiuk
URL: http://www.lookup.com/Homepages/92804/Northcott.htm
This applet implements Northcott's game - a version of Nim
by Mark Higgins
URL: http://astro.queensu.ca/~mark/OPPjava/OPP.html
This applet prices American or European call or put options with a continuous (or zero) dividend rate numerically using a binomial tree algorithm. It also allows calculation of implied volatility for an option of any sort.
by Nancy Lynn Gottesman Oracle Magazine Interactive
URL: http://www.oramag.com/javindex.html
Index page animated JAVA applet buttons for Oracle Magazine Interactive.
by Kelly Jo Brown
URL: http://observe.ivv.nasa.gov/observe/exhibit/reference/module/orbits/orbit_sim.html
A java orbit simulator. You can use the mouse to move the satellite into different orbital heights and see the effect on orbital period.
by Stanley James
URL: http://www.vr1.com/comics/megabot/issue10/jpg2.html
The Orn Attack! This game is imbedded in the MegaBot comic strip. It is similar to asteroids, yet with many new features and surprises! Features 3D models rendered using SoftImage, and professionally created graphics and sound effects. Only 300K. Based on Mark Tacchi's Gamelet Toolkit. It's a blast!
by Eduardo Dober Investments, Inc.
URL: http://www.pa.press.net/news/vidi/
News Headlines transmitted from the PA NewsCentre straight to your browser!
URL: http://www.geom.umn.edu/~daeron/apps/ui/pack/gui.html
A new layout manager class that emulates the Tk packer geometry manager. This class should be extremely useful for making hierarchical complex user interfaces.
by Alexander Bottema
URL: http://www.csd.uu.se/~alexb
Pacman - the game (self explanatory). I've tried to stay close to the original.
by Boris Granveaud
URL: http://www.worldnet.fr/~granveau/PANG/Pang.shtml
A faithful clone of PANG. Don't you know this fabulous game where you shoot at balls with your harpoon? Nice background-loaded graphics, fast and smooth animation, 2-players version.
URL: http://www.creative.net/~duane
Open a file, hear an orchestra...add flair and drama to everyday tasks! Hear a Java sound loop that is NOT that tinkly thing everybody else uses! Download clips to attach to system events!
by Alan Gordie
URL: http://www.jax-inter.net/users/viper/
2D Particles system with tons of parameters that can be set through HTML tags. Supports looping,color fading, gravity,ejection angles, intial velocity settings, acceleration factors. Can be used to develop anything from Fireworks to Fountains! Supports background Images (GIF and JPG) Developed Entirely in Java!
by Bill Thibault
URL: http://tesla.csuhayward.edu/~tebo/java/
You can customize the number of particles, size, gravity, maximum velocity, background image, and message string.
by C|net
URL: http://www.cnet.com/Content/Reviews/Compare/Pc100/0,30,,0200.html
We've made it easy to find the system that's right for you. Just dial in your preferences using the five sliders above, click on the home or business radio buttons, and press submit. We'll crunch through more than 200 factors that c|net labs evaluated to find the machines that stand out and plot the results for you. You can click on any machine to see a full review.
by Jeff Holst
URL: http://www.onr.com/user/jeff/pegdelux.htm
Marble Solitaire Extreme. This version has auto solve, timed games, multiple boards, 3D rendered marbles and more.
by David Eck
URL: http://godel.hws.edu/java/pent1.html
A pentomio consists of 5 connected squares. There are 12 possible pentominos. The puzzle is to place them on an 8-by-8 board, with 4 designated squares left blank. This applet solves the puzzle (using a recursive backtracking algorithm that runs in its own thread).
by Yuri Pryadkin
URL: http://www-hbp.usc.edu:8376/HBP/groups/cortex/form.html
With this applet one can plot PET (positron emission tomography) activity over an array of human brain slices.
by Phil Allen
URL: http://www.mindspring.com/~phila/
The Filter Loops is an applet which takes a single input image, a set of image filters to run on the image, and a number of views to generate. From this it generates the views by running the input image through the filters then it plays the images back. It can do cool stuff like a rotating Bob Burger World sign etc. You can cascade the fitlers to get some very neat effects.
URL: http://reality.sgi.com/employees/mark/piano/index.html
This is an example of an Applet which mixes sound and animation, with medium to good synchronization depending on the machine.
by Ron Daniel
URL: http://www.acl.lanl.gov/~rdaniel/classesJDK/PickTest2.html
TeleRadiology demo-navigate through CT scans of lungs.
URL: http://www.pierian.com/fractionator/
The Fractionator is a futuristic fraction manipulator that is part of Pierian Spring Software's CampOS Math product. The Fractionator challenges the student to match a given fraction by sliding the numerator or denominator control. It adapts to the student's progress and gets progressively more difficult.
by Adam Doppelt
URL: http://www.webcom.com/cider/
Yet another classic arcade game reincarnated in Java. Looks best in 24 bit color.
by R.D. Klein
URL: http://www.cube.net/~rdklein/planex/usplanex.html
Planex: an interactive landing simulation game with a fractal background image.
by Gabriele Bulfon
URL: http://users.iol.it/gabriele.bulfon/Wave2/Wave.html
The Playing Wave is the new version of The Wave. This new version plays real-time calculated audio. A little wave is constantly filtered by a simple median filter. You may interact by clicking on it, causing some peaks and hearing the sound. You may also use my own slider component to change the filter damp value, select between random and sine wave to restart the process. Enjoy!
by Creating Media
URL: http://www.creatingmedia.com/java/
Plug-In Playlets are a set of multithreaded interactive multimedia applets built from a common set of foundation classes. They are able to effectively prioritize the order in which they download content-they stream, to give the user the best possible immediate response. New vistas in interface design are explored with animation and sound.
by Macromedia
URL: http://www.macromedia.com/Tools/PowerApplets/index.html
Macromedia PowerApplets allow non-technical graphic artists and web designers to easily enhance their sites with customizable, dynamic multimedia.
by Masakazu Fujimiya
URL: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~FX6M-FJMY/pw01e.html
Presentationware makes interactive movies from a simple script fileand some still images. Presentationware is a Java applet. If you write aneffective script file, Presentationware works like a Director or Power Point without any plug-in. Presentationware is FREE. Please use Presentationware on your Web page.
by Ralph Losey
URL: http://ddi.digital.net/~prima/prima.html
PrimaSounds meditation music is played while words help you understand what this new type of acoustic experience is all about. There are also some cool animations.
by Tony Kao
URL: http://www.poware.com
Using JAVA program to demo poware technology's printer sharing device.
URL: http://www.inetmi.com/~gwhi/ProfileViewer/ProfileViewer.html
A GUI viewer for profiling information produced by the Java interpreter. This allows you to find those "hot spots" in your programs.
by Jim Morey
URL: http://www.math.ubc.ca/~morey/Html/experiment2.html
An animated graphical proof of the famous theorem. A great example of an educational applet that uses animation, text and graphics to explain the proof. It also cleverly works around the absense of polygon fill operations.
by Daniel Hutchings
URL: http://www.cs.oberlin.edu/students/dhutchin/Java/applets/Quarto/Quarto.html
A sophisticated puzzle applet. Try your skill against an intelligent automated opponent.
by Vaskin Kissoyan Quest Interactive Media
URL: http://www.quest.net
Move your mouse over the Q logo... Amaze your friends/family on Quest Interactive Media's server. Check out our new JAVENGERS !!!
URL: http://www-cad.eecs.berkeley.edu/~horton/qmenu
A simple class for doing pull down menu off of image buttons.
by Frank Ham and Antonio Bemfica Artifacto
URL: http://militzer.me.tuns.ca/graffiti
Finally...Real Graffiti on the Internet. Paint your own graffiti on a virtual wall for the whole internet to enjoy!
by Daniel J. Guinan
URL: http://www.tisinc.com/realtime
"RealTime" Collaborative GroupWare for JAAS - JAAS is an extensible server for Java client/server development. "RealTime" is one of the several Applets that ship with JAAS. Currently in Alpha form, "RealTime" allows you to chat with other users and use a shared blackboard. Future versions will have some very intriguing surprises.
by Ralf Ackermann
URL: http://alwin.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de/~java/ROBOT_CAMERA/example1.html
An experimental remote controlled camera that places changing images inside an applet (source code will be submitted soon).
by Andrew Scherpbier
URL: http://www.sdsu.edu/~turtle/java/
This game is loosely based on the Asteroids arcade game: Shoot everything that moves.
by Rogue Wave Software
URL: http://www.roguewave.com
JFactory is a screen designer/ code generator for the Java language. Visually design your screens by dragging and dropping controls onto the screen. When you are satisfied with the look and feel of your application, generate code with the click of a button.
by Ken Shirriff
URL: http://www.sunlabs.com/~shirriff/java/rollingcubes.html
The rolling cubes puzzle is deceptively simple. See if you can solve it.
URL: http://www.virtual-inn.co.uk/~nicol/adSpace/
A revolving advertising space, that allows a separate URL to be associated with each successive image. Also allows accompanying audio.
by Karl Hörnell
URL: http://www.tdb.uu.se/~karl/java/rubik.html
This is a fully rotatable 3D Java implementation of the classical puzzle Rubik's Cube.
by Michael Schubart
URL: http://www.best.com/~schubart/rc/
"Rubik's Cube", the name says it all. It needs a moment to load and compute images. Enjoy!
by Jonathan Locke
URL: http://www.sealevelsoftware.com/sealevel/javademo.htm
The Sealevel Software home page has a simple and yet attractive Java application that shows Sealevel's logo with a sunset in the background and animated rain. The application does offscreen painting to reduce flicker and maintains properties for each raindrop, including location, speed, size and z-distance (some drops fall behind the logo and some fall in front of it). Also, this javatisement (to coin a term) features random gull crys (complete with a minor audio glitch that SOX seems to always create).
by Christopher Grayce
URL: ">http://
The Second Law of thermodynamics is demonstrated by a box bouncing--gravitational potential energy turns into heat.
URL: http://www.pi.net/~hverbeek/server_gis.html
Geographic Information System (under construction).
URL: http://www.ais.net/mike/java/shootmike
Shoot 'em up arcade game where the player tries to shoot Mike repeatedly. Complete with levels of difficulty and sound, making it ideal for beginners and advanced players alike.
by Paul Smith, Brian Dewan, Johan van der Hoeven
URL: http://www.sri.net/haunted/shoot/ghouls.html
Shooting gallery. Takes a while to download, but worth it.
by Wayne Rasband
URL: http://rsb.info.nih.gov/nih-image/Java/Benchmarks/Sieve.html
The is the Eratosthenes Sieve prime number benchmark. Use it to measure the integer CPU performance of your Java virtual machine. Source code is provided.
by Q. Alex Zhao
URL: http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/azhao/jcontact/
A simple contact book manager that lets you maintain email addresses, phone numbers, URL's, and comments, etc. of people you know. Includes an application part that allows you to load and save databases, and an applet part that only lets you browse and search.
by Muhammad Muquit
URL: http://yoda.semcor.com/~muquit/Dgclock.html
Uses GIF images for hr, min and secs.
by Tony Payne
URL: http://www.iglou.com/simster/favfram.htm
page designed as a star trek next generation control panel for accessing varius sites, uses java animation in seperate frame for "ships status."
URL: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~owl/java/SineFX1.html
A nice false3D animation effect that can be used as a seperator or why not as different way to show a logo? Parameter documentation included on the same page.
by Christophe Braun
URL: http://www.ping.ch/black_sun/sinus.htm
A text sinus scroller (what's more, simply click to see!), it uses also double buffering to reduce flickering.
URL: http://www.itivity.com/Java/Slot/slotMachine.html
Slot Machine - Bet your virtual e-cash. Play a simulated slot-machine with realistic tumblers and sound.
URL: http://wintermute.sr.unh.edu/java/SnapShot
SnapShot animages a strip of slide film of user configurable images.
URL: http://www.millennial.org/~ccleave/solarpop2
A simulation of solar system demographics of the next millennium. How fast will humanity move out to space, the moon, the asteroids. You can set various demographic and technical parameters and then watch history in the making.
by Karl Hörnell
URL: http://www.tdb.uu.se/~karl/java/solitaire.html
Remove marbles from a board by jumping over them with other marbles. Try to get as few as possible left.
by Bret G. Dahlgren
URL: http://w3.gwis.com/~thorn/Solitaire.html
Java(tm) Solitaire - classic drag-n-drop game.
URL: http://www.phoenixat.com/~warreng/soup.html
Uses frames.
by William Kelley
URL: http://www.sensenet.com/java/sparks/
Scriptable interactive animation. Create animations in an object-oriented way, defining attributes and commands. Sparks are fully interactive with the user and each other.
by Hewlett-Packard Test & Measurement
URL: http://www.tmo.hp.com/tmo/appnotes/interactive/hp-am-fm.html
This is a electronic version of a longtime favorite Hewlett-Packard application note AN 150-1 Spectrum Analysis: Amplitude & Frequency Modulation. There are two interactive Java(TM) signal models allowing the exploration and experience of basic concepts underlying AM and FM modulation, as well as a completely republished version of the original paper document implemented in Adobe Acrobat format bundled with QuickTime animations.
by Bud Wendt
URL: http://www.neosoft.com/~wendt/Spell2/Spell2.html
Baseball animation helps you learn to spell. Great graphics. Requires sound support.
by Mike Forsyth
URL: http://calligrafix.co.uk/c/graphics
Graph view of web site based on Arthur van Hoff's Graph Layout class
by Anu Garg
URL: http://www.wordsmith.org/~anu/java/spirograph.html
An interactive applet to draw spirographs.
by Chris Toomey
URL: http://www.sportnation.com/java.html
SportNation's Live Sportswires are pop-up windows that display live sports scoring updates within minutes of the action. The pop-up window format means you can continue to surf the web or do other work, while watching for score updates in the corner of your screen.
by Doug Shiels
URL: http://www.galcit.caltech.edu/~doug/computer/java/sdi/sdi.html
This is a schlocky sort of game, more humerous than anything, involving the beloved past President. Its a modification of an applet by Benny Pollak called Kill Em (http://www.spacelab.net/~bpollak/nn.html).
by Mark Boyns
URL: http://www.sealevelsoftware.com/sealevel/javademo.htm target
Shoot incoming objects before they destroy the StarBase.
URL: http://web.smart.net/~tasanan/sky.html
A dynamic view of the night sky.
URL: http://www.sover.net/~manx/hyprcube.html
Java Applet: a hypercube tumbling randomly in 4-dimensional space, projected into 3-space. Viewable with red-blue 3-D glasses.
by Mark Tacchi
URL: http://www.europa.com/~mlt/sunclock.html
Sun Clock shows you where the sun's shining in real time on a map of the Earth as seen from space.
by Sun Microsystems Netherlands
URL: http://www.sun.nl/SunOpenGame/Course1.html
An online virtual golfgame to get you in the 'swinging mood' for the Sun Microsystems Open '96 tournament to be held in the Netherlands. This game will train your abilities to chip and putt. And it will take you to places no other golfer ever reached before ...
Every two weeks a new Course can be played. The best overall winner will win a spectacular prize!
by Bill Giel
URL: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/WGiel/tdialog.htm
Drop-in classes that permit using TAB/SHIFT TAB to change input focus to the next or previous component. Easy to use, simply extend tDialog or tFrame the same as you would extend standard Dialog and Frame superclasses. Also included is a tButton class, which creates a button that activates when ENTER is pressed when in focus. Examples for applets and standalone applications, and all source code provided. - Freeware
by Geert-Jan Van Opdorp
URL: http://www.aie.nl/~geert/java/public/Tangram.html
The Chinese Tangram puzzle. You can try to solve a Tangram from an ever growing list of examples. Moreover, you can add your own creations to the list.
URL: http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/toga-tao/java/ani/taosst.html
A Java animation of realtime climate data from the Tropical Atmosphere Ocean (TAO) network of moored ocean buoys in the tropical Pacific.
by Scott Dexter
URL: http://www.shl.com/java/SHL.html
Over 6,000 terms in one place!
URL: http://www.unige.ch/hotjava/HotSIBIL.html
A bibliographical catalog that uses the HotJava(tm) Browser to remember user choices and paths. A full IBM-3270 terminal emulator applet. Good example of what can be done in the Java(tm) Language. Exellent graphics. We are impressed.
URL: http://www.preemptive.com/terr2.html
Real time 3D waving flag.
by Iwan Van Rienen
URL: http://www.bart.nl/~ivr/blocks.html
Another Tetris game with free source.
by Andrew Vessey
URL: http://fbox.vt.edu:10021/A/avessey/abusepage.html
An insulting example of Javascript! Build your own insults. May not be appropriate for young children or wimps.
by Philip Hallstrom
URL: http://www.cosmix.com/playground/java/solitaire/
Kind of like Pegged, kind of like Chinese Checkers, but not quite :)
URL: http://www.TheDJ.com
This is a great site for the music listener. TheDJ offers a range of content from oldies to the latest cutting edge sounds. Click on one of the dozens of stations and sit back and enjoy. A great feature is their use of JavaScript to update the name of the artist and song.
by David Buttler
URL: http://falun.cs.ualberta.ca:27772/th/Thesaurus.html
This is a Thesaurus based on the WordNet database from Princeton University. Still in development, but usable.
by John Petersen
URL: http://www.realtime.net/dungeon
JAVA Dungeon Game: Fight for your life as you are barraged by monsters of classic lore--orcs, goblins, ghouls, and dragons. Gain weapons, magic, and gems for you continued survival.
by Ian Leicht
URL: http://www.saic.com/toc/index.html
Allows the user to navigate a web site Windows 95 Explorer style. Directory trees can be expanded/contracted to display the HTML files and titles in them.
by Justin Mason
URL: http://www.iona.com/~jmason/java/TimeGraph/
A graphing applet, especially suited to graphing real-world internet statistics such as network throughput or web hits. Up to 8 datasets can be plotted on the same graph and the graph can be zoomed into for better examination.
URL: http://www.essex1.com/people/timothy/js-index.htm
This site currently has over two dozen JavaScript examples that have been tested with Netscape 2.0 & 3.04b running on Win '95. Also included are various links to many of the JS resources on the 'net'.
URL: http://www.ug.cs.sunysb.edu/~ramageb/java/main.htm
This is a nifty little program that allows the user to select the number of cross sectional vertices and the number of segments on a 3d rotating torus on the fly. It makes good use of scrollbars and text fields and shows how to use the Canvas as an animation window. Check it out!
by Jason Plurad
URL: http://www.duke.edu/~jcpdukeu/tune.html
A tune guessing game. Play a track, guess the title and artist, then hear the entire clip if you are right. Cool features include multiple configurations, track randomizer, and streamed audio.
by Stanley Poon
URL: http://www.myna.com/~stan
TreeBrowse is a interactive tool that can provide functionality similar to directory list boxes in your Home Pages. It enables World Wide Web page developers to organize their pages in a tree format. It is great for book publishers and people who write on-line manuals on the World Wide Web.
URL: http://www.ctr.columbia.edu/~nemo/java/trex.html
TREX-The Resource EXchange, is an inter-active simulated commodity exchange. You can buy and sell stuff, and compete against some "intelligent objects" in real-time, and eventually against other humans.
by Eric Soroos
URL: http://www.ce.washington.edu/~soroos/java/published/pool.html
There's trouble. Right here in River City. That's trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool! Trouble... is a java beta applet and right now it is under construction and revision. Recent changes include the setup for a game of 8-ball, support for the accidental scratch, by popular demand, a cue indicator.
by Ed Snible
URL: http://www.goodnet.com/~esnible/water.html
Avoid sharks as you float down Arizona's scenic Salt River in an inner tube. Double-buffered.
URL: http://www.access.digex.net/~kkessler
Several original Beta animation Applets. Source included.
by Karl LaRocca
URL: http://ariel.cobite.com/ultram/tetris/index.html
Play UltraMaster Dethtris NOW! Hone your lightning fast reflexes as Dethtris pushes you to the edge. Play networked 8 player games, and watch your opponents as they struggle then finally expire. Java src included: 10 well documented classes.
by Timothy Macinta
URL: http://www.mit.edu/people/twm/unearthed//
Unearthed is a multi-user interactive fantasy world. You can walk around in a world with other people, talk with other people, and cast spells on people (including yourself).
URL: http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d95matre/html/vektor.html
A drawing pencil moves.
by Min Ding
URL: http://www.cyberdragon.com/bj/
A Virtual Blackjack program written in JavaScript. Features includes session score saving, graphics interface, etc.
URL: http://www.pmg.lcs.mit.edu/~ng/Map
Interactive Map of Metro Boston Area. Supports navigation, zooming and hyperlinks to various resources around Boston.
by Chris Rywalt
URL: http://www.westnet.com/~crywalt/SpudHead/SpudHead.html
Virtual Mr. Spud Head for the Web has been ported to Java. This applet lets you play with a potato and some facial features in a Colorformsy manner using click-and-drag and whatnot.
URL: http://www.999.com/golf/
This is a 3D golf game. The golf course is made exactly the same as the new golf course expected to opne this year in Japan. If you score high playing this game, maybe you can win fabulous presents.
by Tony Faustini
URL: http://www.eas.asu.edu/~lu/visualJava.html
VisualJava is an entirely visual environment that empowers ordinary internet users to experiment with prefabricated visualJava software components.
by Andruid Kerne
URL: http://galt.cs.nyu.edu/andruid/groove.html0
Visual music is the notion of expressing musical ideas visually. Notes consist of color sustained in a shape, instead of pitch sustained with a timbre. In this Groove Thang No. 1, polyrhythmic frameworks of the Ewe people of Southeastern Ghana are seen . Usually, these rhythms would be expressed, with manifold variations, through dancing and drumming.
by David Krider
URL: http://www.webcom.com/visual/visualize/Visualize.html
Visualize! is a comprehensive collection of data visualization tools. Both two- and three-dimensional graphs, charts and other highly customizable viewers are provided. Visualize! supports a wide variety of user interaction, signifcantly enhancing any web page that requires a visual representation of numerical data.
by Sean Russell
URL: http://jersey.uoregon.edu/vlab
User performs a physics experiment to try and determine amperage
of a light bulb. Graphical interface. Good educational value.
by Hiroshi Yoshida
URL: http://cssj.chem.sci.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/molda/molda.htm
This is a Java Program to convert molecular coordinates into VRML. Molecular structure data can be viewed in 3D (Sticks, Ball-and-Stick, and Space-Filling model) using a VRML viewer.
URL: http://www.bulletproof.com/WallStreetWeb/
This applet displays a whole lot of stock tracking info, including current price and a history chart.
by Bryan McNett
URL: http://www.cwn.com/WApp
WApp is an advertising billboard that compiles image URLs into transitions at runtime. The effect is unique and conserves RAM at the sake of CPU cycles.
by Karl Hörnell
URL: http://www.tdb.uu.se/~karl/java/warp.html
A game with lots of action and graphics. Dodge or blast your way through obstacles. Shoot the bad guys. Each new level has a different set of surroundings and attackers.
by Gabriele Bulfon
URL: http://users.iol.it/gabriele.bulfon/Wave/Wave.html
This is a simple example of real time filtering. A random generated wave is constantly shifted and filtered using a median filter. You may interact with it by clicking and causing some peaks. They will be soon refiltered. NOW A LINK TO THE NEW VERSION WITH REAL-TIME AUDIO. Use my own slider to change the filter damp value, create random or sine waves, and HEAR THE SOUND!
URL: http://www.geom.umn.edu/~daeron/apps/flag.html
Animation of an American flag waving in simulated wind.
by Tom Henderson
URL: http://www-ad.fsl.noaa.gov/mvpab/hpcs/henderLocal/RUCJava.html
This applet displays an animated sequence of national-scale weather forecast images. One frame is displayed for each hour out to 12 hours. The weather forecast is updated every 3 hours from a run of the Rapid Update Cycle (an operational Numerical Weather Prediction model). The user can pop up a GUI control panel and modify frame rate, pause, step through frames, play backwards, etc.
by Madhu Kaizen Works, Inc.
URL: http://www.kaizen.net/kaizen/java/gamelets/index.html
The web version of the classic shooter game.
by Brian Farrar
URL: http://www.metamor.com/pages/_play_pages/webpong.html
The Java rework of that old classic. Try it again for the first time.
by DJ Delorie
URL: http://www.delorie.com/game-room/chess/
WebChess is gnuchess hooked to the web, using a Java applet to present the board and interactively accept your moves and send them to the server.
by Avitek
URL: http://www.avitek.com/demos/contact/demo.html
A three tiered, client server, tabbed notebook, Java-to-ODBC database manager.
by Mark Sherman
URL: http://www.microsurf.com/WebDraw
An interactive drawing tool designed to allow two users anywhere on the net to draw pictures for each other on a shared 'page'. Several graphical objects are available on the palette including a 'pointer' for highlighting a part of the image for the other party. Can be used as a graphical chat tool.
URL: http://www.cs.umn.edu/~fetterer/routing/route.html
The High Performance Geographic Information Systems Lab at the University of Minnesota are pleased to announce WebRoute.
WebRoute is a Java applet that computes the shortest path from a source to a destination. We currently use a map of Minneapolis, Minnesota for the routing. The applet acts as a client to at Java based routing server at the University of Minnesota.
by Dianne Hackborn
URL: http://www.nacse.org/web/webterm/
A VT100 terminal emulator and Telnet client. The screen handling, terminal emulation, and Telnet client functionality are encapsulated into fairly independent classes--let us know if you would like to use one or more of them in your own Java program.
URL: http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/glinden/WebView/WebView.html
WebView is an amazing utility that allows you to graph the links between Web pages. Not only does it display links to and from documents, it clusters linked documents, allowing you to see which documents some set of pages has in common.
by Phil Allen
URL: http://www.mindspring.com/~phila/webWidgets.html
webWidgets are a set of add on GUI components for Java. There are Tabs, Sliders, Dials, Clocks and more. The webWidgets use an object oriented approach along with the more common properties (ala Visual Basic) to allow customization and extension of the components. This is a beta version which will become obsolete when the product version is released.
URL: http://www.enteract.com/~guru/java/java.html
A collection of java applets. Includes games where you blow up Macs or shoot Bob Dobbs. Also includes quote generators for Discordianism or Red Dwarf. Includes a couple of parody Tarot applets, one with a Computer Geek theme, and the other with a Ranma theme. It also includes the infamous Jesus Christ on a Pogostick applet.
by Art & Science W3 Development, Ltd.
URL: http://www.chiba.com/java.html
A take on the (in)famous Whack-A-Mole arcade game, our version adds a little modern-day relevence and irreverence.
URL: http://www.med.harvard.edu/AANLIB/cases/java/case.html
The Navigator is an interface to the image database of the Whole Brain Atlas.
URL: http://www.geom.umn.edu/~daeron/apps/CV/viewer.html
Real-time rotation of 3-D models.
by Eric C. Harshbarger
URL: http://www.auburn.edu/~harshec/WWW/wordsearch.html
Another 'seek-a-word' puzzle. Parameters allow the document author to provide his/her own list of words, and the size of the board.
URL: http://www.wsrn.com/help/WSRNLookup.html
A Java Interface into WSRN's company and mutual fund database.
by Dan Seidman
URL: http://platform.nis.newscorp.com:8082/seidman/yahtzee.htm
An implementation of the dice game Yahtzee.
by Evan Easton
URL: http://uranium.chem.umn.edu/~evan/YahtzREE/
The classic game of Yahtzee.
by Thilo Salmon
URL: http://math.ucdavis.edu/~salmon/Trullatris
Yet another 3D-Tetris. Dive into the three-dimensional challenge of Trullatris. Experience a game that takes you to the edge of perception.
by Brian Harrison
URL: http://www.beanie.com/java/minesweep/
Minesweep with images, a clock, and 3 levels; Optimized for speed.
URL: http://math.ucdavis.edu/~salmon/Trullatris/
Yet another 3D-Tetris Dive into the three-dimensional challenge of Trullatris. Experience a game that takes you to the edge of perception. There is also a european mirror. Actually there is no code available. I will publish it, as soon as I have cleaned up the mess.
by Benoit Rigaut
URL: http://wwwcn.cern.ch/~rigaut/YiKing.html
The I Ching oracle is now on the Web Java powered ! The most ancient oracle is waiting to help you. Ask a question and ponder its cryptic answers. P.K.Dick the famous sci-fi writer used it in an intensive way during his whole life, consider this site as a tribute to the Great Master.
by Yukie Kishida
URL: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~nq7y-ksd/flower.html
YukiGame is my SameGame. Flowers are rotating.
URL: http://www.zoop.com
Uses JavaScript to generate a random Zen Koan.
URL: http://www.zoop.com
A java-based demo version of Viacom New Media's new game Zoop(TM).
URL: http://www.zorg.com
A Puzzle game-you have to work out the rules. Game was written as a "teaser" for a launch in the UK and there are various "infiltration" icons on some major websites mentioning "alien communication."
by Matthew Russotto
URL: http://www.pond.com/~russotto/zplet/ifol.html
Zplet is a Z-machine interpreter for Java. Simply put, it can run adventure games written by the old Infocom, or in that format. The ZPlet page contains several samplers and demos, as well as one full-sized game.