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Downloading an embedded applet from a website

 
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How would I download an applet from a website. This is the line I have found in the page source



Is there any way to get the client.jar onto my desktop?
 
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Kieran Webster wrote:How would I download an applet from a website. This is the line I have found in the page source



Is there any way to get the client.jar onto my desktop?



Have you tried searching your hard drive? I think the jar file would be somewhere in a temp folder used by your browser.
 
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Greg Charles wrote:

Kieran Webster wrote:How would I download an applet from a website. This is the line I have found in the page source



Is there any way to get the client.jar onto my desktop?



Have you tried searching your hard drive? I think the jar file would be somewhere in a temp folder used by your browser.



From what I've searched, I can't find it.
 
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Kieran Webster wrote:From what I've searched, I can't find it.


What file did you search for?
 
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Darryl Burke wrote:

Kieran Webster wrote:From what I've searched, I can't find it.


What file did you search for?



client.jar. That's what I'm looking for right?
 
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Strange, I would have thought the jar would be downloaded to the file system somewhere. Another alternative is to type it into the URL. It would be relative to the page you're on, so in the place of pagename.html, put in client.jar, leaving the rest of the URL the same. I think that would do it.

It might be nicer if you requested the jar from the site's author, or checked if he/she made it available already for download. Who knows? You might even get source code that way.
 
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