download java applet

[topito2]

I'm trying to get a java applet from a website. The HTML page code looks like this:

Where would the applet code be located so I can download it?

[Phaelax]

You can't get the code, an applet is compiled. And from the names in the code there, I'm guessing it has something to do with fourier transforms?

[topito2]

That's correct. It is related to Fourier Transforms.
Well, I'm not interested in the code. I'm interested in the applet itself. Then, is there any way I can save it in my computer?

[jwenting]

yes there is. But you'd need permission from the owners to use it on your own site/intranet/whatever anyway so easiest way is to contact them and ask if you may use it and if they'd be so kind to send you a copy if you may.

[server_crash]

Hopefully the implemented basic security so you can't do this without permission.

[topito2]

:D :D :D
I found the way to get them!
:D :D :D
I'm so happy!

[lsgistheone]

Hi, topito2. I know this was ages ago but:
I really need your help. How did u manage to download and save the Java Applet and use it offline?

I need to use this "Butterfly Effect" ( http://www.cmp.caltech.edu/~mcc/chaos_new/Lorenz.html ) for my project presentation but I need to use it on a computer that doesn't have internet access.

Please help!

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[Ezzaral]

Ask the author or find a page that includes a download link for the source.

[fredofrey]

Three steps.
1) save the HTML
2) look in the HTML for the address of the jar file/class file.
3) enter that address in your browser and download the jar/class file.