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Thank you for the response.  I thought that an Applet would be the best approach, but I don't
understand why browsers are going away from them.

Thanks again,
Michael

On Sat, 01 Mar 2003 09:48:00 -0800, Rich Wilkman <richw@formlessvoid.com> wrote:

>Michael:
>
>You would do it with Applets.  The real-time aspect will probably suffer 
>due to simple net latency, though.
>
>The latest versions of NS and Opera and others use the Java Plugin by 
>default and it can be installed for older versions of NS.  IE has 
>waffled on having VM support in or out but also can use the Plugin.
>
>-Rich
>
>Michael Wade wrote:
>> I hope that someone might shed some light on a problem that I have.  I have some Java code that I
>> need to present to people on the internet.  It is pretty graphic intensive as it depicts square
>> waves at different frequencies, added together and put on a carrier signal.  All of the signals are
>> moving in real time.  I originally thought that it should be done in a Java applet on put on a
>> normal web page.  However, after doing some reading it seems like applets are a thing of the past
>> and actually Netscape is not going to enable them by default in future versions.  I read more about
>> servlets, but I am not sure that is the right approach either.  Can someone please give me their
>> thoughts on how I should integrate this into a web site?  Any and all comments are welcome.  
>> 
>> Thank you very much for your opinions,
>> Michael