In this article, I have explained how to create a system that uses your browser to access an arbitrary Web service. JavaScript code calls a method within an applet, which calls a servlet, which retrieves the remote information. In this way, you bypass restrictions on what an applet can and cannot do.

Wikipedia may be the most high-profile example of a user-edited wiki site, but millions of people around the world are setting up wikis for knowledge-sharing on a smaller scale. In this article, Randall Scarberry demonstrates an interesting way to add dynamic functionality to a wiki -- using good old-fashioned Java applets.

jSquid is a Java-Applet used for displaying FunCoup result graphs. It is based on Medusa but offers several new features to explore and manipulate the graph. The program is published under the GPLv3, therefore it is free of charge and can be used and modified by anyone according to the license's policy.

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