JavaTimer

This timer applet can count up or down, pause, and can play an alarm sound on zero.

Author's Notes:
Change the Identifier of the timer by clicking inside the white box, then type your text and hit "Return", or click anywhere inside the applet. When a countdown has run off, a sound is played for about 10 seconds, unless you klick anywhere inside the applet to stop it. The sound file is looped. It must be named "alarm.au" and must be inside the applet directory. The Colors for the Timer and for the Background (should be the same as the HTML-page background) can be specified via parameters. When you count down, you can tell by graphical gauges how much time is left. On count up, animations are visualizing the running timer.

How To Use:

Download javatim.zip (19 KB)

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Java Source: source.html

Sample HTML Source:

<APPLET CODE=Timer.class  WIDTH=190 HEIGHT=350>
<param name=timer_name value="Tea Timer">
<param name=bg_color value="FFFFFF">
<param name=clock_color value="00007D">
</applet>

Status: Free

Author: Johannes Wallroth

Homepage: http://www.programming.de/

Upload Date: December 11, 2000

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