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APPLETS - JUST NOT GETTING IT

 
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I have just started learing about applets. I have been trying to do the examples that are in the book that I have and I am just not getting it and they don't work, the book that I have is Java Programming second edition and I am using JBuilder to do them. I am not sure that I am using JBuilder correctly for them can anyone give me any help. The question that I am doing is.
A) Create a Swing applet that asks a user to enter a password into a JTextField and to then press<Enter>. Compare the password to "Rosebud"; if it matches, display "Access Granted"; if not, display "Access Denied"; Save the program as JPassword.java
B) Modify the password applet in "A" to ignore differences in case between the typed passowrd and "Rosebud".
C) Modify the password applet in exercise "B" to compare the password to a list of five valid passwords; "Rosebud", "Redrum", "Jason", "Surrender", or "Dorothy".
Please explain to me how to use JBuilder to do this or try it and see if it works in there for you.
 
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Here's a *very* basic applet, just add your code for [ENTER]



here's the html code to run it

 
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Moving this to the Applets forum...
[ August 23, 2004: Message edited by: Dirk Schreckmann ]
 
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