showdocumentexample.java

window下使用j2ee的jms工具做的网络应用的一个架构程序

/* We will open Web pages with this applet.
The user will be able to type in an address and the applet
will try to open it. If the adress is malformed we will try to fix
it or show an error.
This example will show you also about String methods, which you can use
to check user text input.

*/

import java.awt.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.event.*;


public class ShowDocumentExample extends Applet implements ActionListener 
{
	TextField urlField;
	Button goButton;
	// This varable will determine if the URL should be loaded
	// or if an error message should appear.
	boolean UrlOnError;
	// The URL that we want to display
	URL userUrl;
	
	public void init() 
	{
		setLayout(new FlowLayout());
		urlField = new TextField("RealApplets.com");
		goButton = new Button("Go!");
		urlField.addActionListener(this);
		goButton.addActionListener(this);
		add(urlField);
		add(goButton);
	}

	public void paint(Graphics g)
	{
		// Will display when correct URL are entered and when the applet starts.
		// !UrlOnError means "do if UrlOnError is false";
		if (!UrlOnError)   
			g.drawString("Type your URL and click go!",20,80);
			
		// A help message to display when a bad URL has been typed.
		// In this case an URL without a ".com" domain.
		else 
		{
			g.drawString("Malformed URL: "+userUrl,20,80);
			g.drawString("This Applet only allows .com domains",20,100);		
		}
	}

	public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent act) 
	{
		// Start with good hope...
		UrlOnError = false;
		// Save the data of the textfield.
		String temp = urlField.getText();

		// If the URL is longer than 6 characters.		
		if (temp.length() > 6) 
		{
			// Then check if it starts with "http://"
			if (!temp.substring(0,7).toUpperCase().equals("HTTP://"))
				// if not then append it to it.
				temp = "Http://" + temp;
		}
		// if it's not longer than 6 chars then it will surely miss
		// the "http://" part. So we'll fix that.
		else temp = "Http://" + temp;	
		
		// Now that the Http:// is there we'll check if it's a .com URL
		// If the index of ".com" is -1 that means it isn't there.
		if (temp.indexOf(".com") == -1)
			// So we'll show an error message later
			UrlOnError = true;

		
		// Now it's time to transform the String to a real URL
		try 
		{	
			// This will do that.
			userUrl = new URL(temp);
		}
		// You MUST try-catch this method.
		// If it is still wrong then we'll show an error message too.
		catch (Exception e) 
		{
			UrlOnError = true;
		}				

		// Show the user what you have done with his typed in URL
		urlField.setText(userUrl.toString());
		
		// And finally load a new browser window and show the page.
		// If it was right of course.
		if (!UrlOnError) 
			// This will do so. Note that the "_blank" part can be 
			// replaced with "_self" or "_parent" like in HTML.
			// even frame targets are possible.
			getAppletContext().showDocument(userUrl,"_blank");
		// Now show the error message or nothing if it was right.
		repaint();
	}
	
}

/* Note that you only need 
      Url userUrl = new URL(String)
   and
   	  getAppletContext().showDocument(userUrl,"_blank");
   to do the trick. The rest is an example of checking user input.
*/

// Next is using Sounds, once again not hard at all.