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HTML/Java Technology Showcase

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At first sight this is an old good minesweeper jaroslav@197: game. At closer look, this is a sample use of a revolutionary jtulach@77: technology that allows you to use Java jtulach@77: to code your application logic and present it using jaroslav@197: HTML on any device providing jtulach@77: modern HTML5 browser. jtulach@77:

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Minesweeper

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jtulach@182: Discover ten square fields that contain a mine and jaroslav@197: mark them with a ⚠ sign. jtulach@182: Touch a square to find out if there is jtulach@182: a mine or not and jtulach@182: how many mines are in the eight surrounding jtulach@182: ones. Avoid random play, the game jtulach@182: recognizes guessing and can re-arrange jtulach@182: the mines. This game is fair! jtulach@78:

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Documentation

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jtulach@78: In case you want to write application like jtulach@78: this (e.g. use Java and HTML) jtulach@78: you can learn more about the libraries that jtulach@78: make that possible. Follow this link to jaroslav@197: HTML for Java documentation. jtulach@78:

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Run in a Browser

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jaroslav@197: While primarily this technology runs on a desktop jaroslav@197: or as a tablet or phone application, it is also possible jaroslav@197: to execute the same unchanged code directly in a browser jaroslav@197: as well. To do so, one needs a jaroslav@197: bck2brwsr jaroslav@197: virtual machine. jaroslav@197:

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iBrwsr

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jtulach@183: This application can also be packaged to run on your iPhone jaroslav@197: or iPad. jtulach@183: In this mode it jtulach@183: uses RoboVM jtulach@183: virtual machine to execute Java code natively. jtulach@183: It uses iOS WebView to display the UI and execute jtulach@183: generated JavaScript. Both these components are jtulach@183: bound together via jtulach@183: iBrwsr library. jtulach@183:

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Develop Own App!

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jtulach@183: One can package this application as a jtulach@183: plugin for NetBeans or jtulach@183: use jtulach@183: NetBeans IDE to create jtulach@183: application like this yourself. Enjoy the jtulach@183: power of HTML and Java. jtulach@183: Write your applications once and deploy and display jtulach@183: them on any device! jtulach@183:

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