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Asked: 2026-05-13T23:35:21+00:00

Most of the tutorials around explain how to create a java applet: create a

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Most of the tutorials around explain how to create a java applet: create a .java file with a class, compile it with javac, put the .class somewhere, add a proper tag in the html.

However, I’m not able to find anything about the best practices to build and release a complex applet, made of multiple classes and with additional libraries. How is the build/release process for this case ? What is it needed to go from my java project to the final .jar to put on the web ?

I’m working with pure Eclipse, no plugins.

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you are starting a new project, do not use Applets. Applets are an old technology.

    There is many new ways to replace Applets, try Java Web Start for example, here is a tutorial on how to start JWS

    UPDATE
    After your comment, here is how to deploy a packaged applet:
    In Eclipse, create your full application usually, with at least one Applet class, lets say the full path to this class is org.test.appletproject.MyApplet, when done, from Eclipse, make Export->Jar.

    Now in the HTML page, use this tag:

    <applet code = 'org.test.appletproject.MyApplet' 
      archive = 'AppletProject.jar', 
      width = 500, 
      height = 500 />
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