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Old 02-05-2003, 12:06 AM   PM User | #1
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Is there a way to convert from .exe to Java Applets?

Okay, I am just starting out w/ programming, but I wanna know if there is a way to convert from a regular program (.exe) to a Java Applet?
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Don't think so, because usually when a program's compiled, you can't recompile it into any other format...of course, I tried Java but I didn't like it and gave it up after a few days...not very fluent in it...you may be able to
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There are "de-comiplers" out there that will generate the skelton code for you from .class files (JBuilder being one of them) but I don't think you can go from a .exe to a .java file.

The skeleton code does not contain any logic, only the class structure.
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oh, okay thanks! saved me lotsa time of goin' out and looking for a program FOREVER!
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