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Webmaster's Corner

Welcome to the Webmaster's Corner, where we'll feature the latest Java applets, software news and articles specifically for Web developers, along with information about the latest articles from the internet.com network.

Featured Applet:
TabTree
Now officially called '1st JAVA Navigator 5.3', this tool is a mind-blowingly rich and detailed navigation applet that does much more than just tabs and trees. Updated and revised regularly since 1996.
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Featured Applet:
TabNav
TabNav is an applet that provides comprehensive site navigation functions using only a small section of Web page real estate.
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Java Jargon Q and A
How to add Java Applets to Your Web Page

Java for the Webmaster
All Gain no Pain: With the recent proliferation of Java on the Web, many developers have considered the use of Java on their Web site.

How to Add Java Applets to Your Site.
This guide will help you to do just that, and will point out some common problems and tips to simplify the task.

Java on Your Site
Some folks believe Java applets are the spice of life. Others feel that a Web site without Java is like a fish without a bicycle.

Cutting and Pasting
Although the act of cutting and pasting text is second nature to most of us, some new Internet users may not understand exactly what is meant when they see the phrase "cut and paste." This brief primer is meant to provide a quick overview of the process for those readers.

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New on the Java Boutique:

New Review:

Time Management Made Easy with the Quartz Enterprise Job Scheduler
Why not just use the Java timer API? This open source scheduling API boasts simplicity, ease-of-integration, a well-rounded feature set, and it's free!

New Applet:

Reverse Complement
Reverse Complement is a simple applet that converts DNA or RNA sequences into three useful formats.