Saving your application to a web page?

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Saving your application to a web page?

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in Integration and Hardware • 3 years ago

Hey guys,

I'm not sure whether this goes in this section but I couldn't think of another section other than Exhibition - and since I'm not showcasing a final piece at the minute this seems the best place.

Basically browsing this site it is clear that you can upload your application for people to use.

I was wondering how this is done?

I'm on a Mac and have an FTP server / website made in iWeb.

Do you "Export Application" and then select Mac. . .or do you simply "Export" (which creates an Applet folder).

Is there a way to make your final app a Java file so that you can just stick it up on your site?

Thanks a lot.

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kooogy

Re: Saving your application to a web page?

3 years ago

http://processing.org/reference/environment/

Export (Ctrl+E)
Exports a Java Applet and creates and embeds it into an HTML file. After the files are exported, the directory containing the exported files is opened. There is more information about exporting here*. Note that exporting a sketch will delete the previous contents of the “applet” folder.

( * http://wiki.processing.org/w/Export_Info_and_Tips#Applet_Export )

so upload everything in the applet folder to the folder on your webspace where you want the applet to be.

(you don't need everything in the applet folder but it's best to upload all of it)

if you don't have webspace then consider openprocessing.org which lets you post sketches (just zip the applet folder and upload it there)

caymanland

Re: Re: Saving your application to a web page?

3 years ago

I also needed this information. The answer helped me. Thank you very much!

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