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Your Remote object must Extend UnicasRemoteObject Class directly or indirectly. UnicastRemoteObject does the marshalling and unmarshalling i.e converting arguements and return values to bytes that can be sent over the network. taking the example of the calculator program: Calculator would be the interface which extends Remote then your remote objects …

so far the only way i know is rewriting the code in java. However, i have a suggestion. This will work if badly need to use the C++ code that you spent a lot of time developing. You can use the java native interface(JNI). This allows you to perform method …

to print to a dialog have a class extending the JDialog Class e.g public MyClass extends JDialog{ private JTextArea display = new JTextArea(70,70); public MyClass(){ .............................................. add(display); ................................... } } A JTextArea object would be hand for it allows one to append text as follows JTextArea display = new JTextArea(40,40); …

hi tolearn i have indicated where you made mistakes using "++++++++++++++++++" look out these sections and you will get some coooments Also not that list is an abstract window toolkit componet (awt) in the package java.awt. it does have the method addElement(String) instead you use List mylist = new List(); …

to learn something about applets check out the sun's java tutorial (use google to search for it ) About the slides if you have to use an applet then use threads or a timer. THe sun tutorial has a trail on java2D where you can learn how to load and …

Express your self clearly and I dont think a game can made using arrays only