Using Java for Web Pages

Is there any way to completely avoid HTML for Web pages? can Java be used entirely for sites?

(X)HTML cannot be completely avoided, this is the only one markup language which the web browser can interpret to display websites. If you want to avoid writing plain vanilla HTML and scriptlets and want more interaction with Java, consider a MVC framework like JSF or Struts.

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Resizing pixs for web page use

I have resized the photos to use on MS Frontpage but when the thumbnails are clicked on to be enlarged in the web page they are still too large. How do I make photos usable for web page use?

What version of Elements are you using? How are you now going about creating the thumbnails and larger images? What size are you making the large ones? I suspect all you need to do is change the width and height parameters to something smaller.

Probably not the right place to be asking but....Java on web pages

Create web pages using Java ?
> create web pages using Java
> demonstrate an understanding of how Java can be used in web pages
> create graphics on web pages using Java
The above is an objective from Edexcel's Higher National Diploma syllabus for the unit Java Programming.
Another part of the syllabus, referring to this, talks about Javascript. Having contacted Edexcel and pointed out that Java and Javascript are different, I was told "oops we meant Java".
Has anybody any idea what they might be expecting because I can't get them to answer any more queries.

Create web pages using Java ?
create web pages using Java
demonstrate an understanding of how Java can beused in web pages
create graphics on web pages using Javahe above is an objective from Edexcel's Higher
National Diploma syllabus for the unit Java
Programming.
Another part of the syllabus, referring to this,
talks about Javascript. Having contacted Edexcel and
pointed out that Java and Javascript are different, I
was told "oops we meant Java".
Has anybody any idea what they might be expecting
because I can't get them to answer any more queries.So do they mean Java or Javascript in web pages??
Either way, if they got it mixed up then that is course you want to stay well away from.
Java in web page = JSP or JSF, 2 examples.
Javascript is .... well..... Javascript!
Ted.

Remove details for web page object types in search results

Within the search results, the first 200 characters are displayed for documents, web pages, etc.. Web pages show the HTML code. Is there a way to hide these details for web pages but have them visible for all other object types?

The solution can be found in this thread: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2456976
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Install the prefspane, select Safari in the left hand list, and uncheck "Use new URL completion list".
You need to log out and log in again for it to work.

Using CSS for Web dynpro application in EP

Hi,
I have some CSS (Style sheets) which I need to apply to the portal, so that all the web dynpro applications can have the same look and feel.
I read something about Theme Editor in EP. Can I somehow use that to import the CSS contents into the EP theme?
Any pointer to using CSS for Web Dynpro applications will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Puneet

Hi,
Go thorugh the follwing Web Dynpro Java
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/business_packages/a1-8-4/nw04stack09themes.zip
To know how to use it and for the steps to be followed please follow the tutorial here
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/documents/a1-8-4/how to edit web dynpro themes.pdf
the last url gives you a step by step procedure with wizards..
Regards,
RK

Question about file size when using "Export for Web"

Hi!
I created a .mov file and worked to get a great balance between file size and quality so that I could deliver it via the web and make it easier for end users to see the video on a slower connection.
My question: When I use "Export for Web," my .mov file is converted into a very large .m4v file--more than double the size of the original file. I know that this export option is to optimize the file for a wide variety of users/internet speeds. Am I correct in guessing that the end size is not an issue? I would post the .mov file instead, but I really like the option of embedding into a html page along with the "click to play" option.
Bottom line--is it better to post the smaller .mov file that i originally started with or to go ahead and link to the bigger .m4v file that was created with the "Export for Web" option?

"Export for Web" is a feature of QuickTime Pro and it makes 4 files and the html page code for easy copy/paste Web page editing.
The very first file is called a "reference movie" and it links to the other 3 files (56kbps, 900kbps and 1.5Mbps). It, and the page code, "read" the connection speed of the viewing hardware and "serve up" the correct file based on that connection speed.
In nearly all cases the "Desktop" version would still be smaller in file size than the original source. The times the file would "increase" in file size would be when an already compressed was used as the source file. You can find out more about your source file by opening it in QuickTime Player and viewing the Movie Inspector window information.
There are dozens of other html "tricks" that could be used if your source file is already compressed but you want a different display size:
Page code to show "aspect" or scale="tofit". This code allows values "outside" of those found in the actual QuickTime file be used for the Web page display. A 320X240 QuickTime .mov file looks pretty good at double size (640X480) but the file size would still be that of the source file.
"Poster Movie" is another html trick that loads the Web based file directly in the QuickTime Player application (bypassing Web page layout restrictions). These files are also known as "Presentation Movies".
Another method is the QuickTime Media Link file (.qtl). These are simple text based files that are used as a "direct link". These use simple XML (Extensible Markup Language) and are easily created in any text editing application. The simple syntax has amazing control over a simple QuickTime .mov file. You can launch (and quit) the QuickTime Player, display at other dimensions and even embed "links" inside the display.
Some of my files as examples:
http://homepage.mac.com/kkirkster/Lemon_Trees/ a "Poster Movie" style.
http://homepage.mac.com/kkirkster/.Public/RedneckTexasChristmas.qtl
A QuickTime Media Link file. A tiny file should download to the viewing machine, launch QuickTime Player, present the movie and it even includes a "link" to my Web page.
Edit: It appears you must now double click the .qtl download to launch QuickTime.

Color shift when using save for web

Hello,
I am converting my psd files to jpegs using "save for web". I am noticing that the colors are shifting from the original after saving for web. The color shift does not happen if I just convert the psd files to jpegs by using "save as". The psds have a profile of RGB1998. I am using CS3 and my monitor is color calibrated.
Do I need to convert the psd documents to sRGB first before I go to "save for web"?
The preview doesn't look any different if I check ICC profile in the save for web window. I have been told that you are not supposed to embed the ICC profile in the document when saving for web because most monitors are untagged.
Anyway I am wondering if I have to accept a color shift when saving for web or is there something I can do to get the saved for web jpegs to more closely match the original psd?
Thanks a lot for your help.

I think the reason why this question is asked often is because the FAQ entry is pretty lame and incomplete, especially for Mac users that by default have a color managed browser and by default have a screwed up rendering mechanism for untagged images.
Depending on your version of Photoshop, you can convert to sRGB before or during the Save for Web operation.
cesspool13 wrote:
...I have been told that you are not supposed to embed the ICC profile in the document when saving for web because most monitors are untagged.
You convert to sRGB for the systems that do not fully support color management.
and...
You include the sRGB ICC profile for the systems that do support color management.
Doing both covers your bum in most situations. You may choose to omit the ICC profile if you are working on common interface graphics that do not require strict color management. The ICC profile adds a few kilobytes to the file size that are not necessary on lesser graphic elements on a web page.

Fireworks or Indesign for web page layout?

Hi, I've currently ordered CS3 Web Premium and it won't ship
until tomarrow, and I don't know whether I should cancel it and get
the Design Premium instead.
It all depends on whether Fireworks is a must have for web
page design. Does it offer anything invaluable that I need that
Photoshop Cs3 won't already fill? I saw the tour for InDesign and
was impressed how you can create amazing page layouts and how you
can export them to XHTML.
I probably won't be using Adobe Contribute as I prefer making
my own WYSIWYG editor in asp.net for my webpages, because I don't
want to buy a new license of Contribute for every web page I make
for a different client, so the choice of whether I should leave Web
Premium and get Design Premium rest on whether Fireworks is more
useful for webpage design and whether creating web page layouts
with InDesign is worth paying the extra money for (I don't mind
using it to create computer software manuals as well).
I appreciate any input on this matter. :)

Excellent clarifications, DWD.
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Deaf Web Designer wrote:
> Hi TheStrangerSome,
>
> If I may chime in and add to Jim Babbage's advice or
suggestion.
>
> Please note that there is no such a thing as "WYSIWYG"
editor. It is more
> accurate of putting "HTML" as HTML editing app.
> In addition to this aspect of discussion about web
authoring app issue, it
> should be addressed in either general discussion forums
either at Dreamweaver
> or Contribute for that matter.
>
> As for "changing the order" from Web Premium to Design
Premium, it is BEST if
> you talk to Adobe customer service department
immediately. Though, I believe
> that their business hours are based on Pacific Standard
Time Monday through
> Friday. Please refer to Contact as appeared on top of
Adobe systemwide website,
> including this forum. If you roll your browser up to the
top of webpage, you'll
> notice the term "Contact". use that link for further
details.
>
> I think you might be mistaken for term "layout" used in
InDesign or Fireworks.
> Please note that InDesign is specifically designed for
high-end
> professional-quality print layout such as magazine
articles, newspapers and PDF
> documentations (export as PDF format) straight out of
InDesign application.
> That might confuse you or led you into thinking that
InDesign is ideally a
> layout design for web. Actually, it is not.
>
> Perhaps that you stick to the fundamentals of Fireworks
or Photoshop and use
> them as layout structure and then transfer them into
Dreamweaver CS3. Please
> try to keep this as simple as much as you can when you
produce a layout design
> in Fireworks (or Photoshop). If you are good at HTML and
CSS editing, then all
> you have to do is put in image files into Dreamweaver
and code away by linking
> or referencing image files to HTML.
>
> By the sound of your a bit of confusion or don't
understand the primary
> difference between Fireworks, Photoshop or InDesign, you
ought to keep it
> simple and take it easy. Becuase you will probably feel
overwhelemed with all
> of these powerful applications and not knowing the
primary functionality or the
> main purposes of these applications and what they are
for, etc.
>
> So, hopefully this helps you better understand and try
to figure this out
> yourself, because you know what's the best for you.
>
> Hope that helps, no?
>
>
> P.S. Please note that Adobe forums are based on
"volunteer-basis", which means
> it is not monitored or run by full-time Adobe staff or
team from Adobe.
> Although, there are times, that some people from Adobe
chime in and offer some
> tips or suggestion or pointers. In other words, there
are thousand of forum
> participants, like you, helping each other. Hopefully
that helps, too.
>
>
quote:
Originally posted by:
TheStrangerSome
> Hi, I've currently ordered CS3 Web Premium and it won't
ship until tomarrow,
> and I don't know whether I should cancel it and get the
Design Premium instead.
>
> It all depends on whether Fireworks is a must have for
web page design. Does
> it offer anything invaluable that I need that Photoshop
Cs3 won't already fill?
> I saw the tour for InDesign and was impressed how you
can create amazing page
> layouts and how you can export them to XHTML.
>
> I probably won't be using Adobe Contribute as I prefer
making my own WYSIWYG
> editor in asp.net for my webpages, because I don't want
to buy a new license of
> Contribute for every web page I make for a different
client, so the choice of
> whether I should leave Web Premium and get Design
Premium rest on whether
> Fireworks is more useful for webpage design and whether
creating web page
> layouts with InDesign is worth paying the extra money
for (I don't mind using
> it to create computer software manuals as well).
>
> I appreciate any input on this matter. :)
>
>
>
Excellent clarifications, DWD.
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Expert:.
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Since installing firefox, none of my dscktop icons for web page short cuts work. Why?

None of my desktop icon short cuts for web pages work since I installed firefox.
Why?
Can you help me with this?

You can check for issues with the Windows icon cache and try to rebuild the icon cache.
# Open the Task Manager (Shift+Ctrl+ESC)
# In the Process tab, right-click on the Explorer.exe process and select End Process.
# Open the file picker via "File > New Task (Run)" and click the Browse button.
# Type or Paste %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local (%LocalAppData%) in the File name field (AppData is a hidden folder).
# Select the IconCache.db file and use "Delete" in the right-click context menu to delete the file.
# After the IconCache.db file has been deleted, start a new explorer.exe process via "File > New Task" to get the desktop and Taskbar back.
The IconCache.db file is a hidden file, so make sure that you can see hidden files.
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Show_hidden_files_and_folders

I'm having problems with 8.1 and Continuity / Handoff. It will work fine for web pages, etc. but in email when I try to do it between by iPhone 5s running 8.1 and my Macbook Pro running Yosemite I consistently get an error.

I'm having problems with 8.1 and Continuity / Handoff. It will work fine for web pages, etc. but in email when I try to do it between by iPhone 5s running 8.1 and my Macbook Pro running Yosemite I consistently get an error. "Failed to Continue Activity" Cocoa Error 4609. Handoff is working for phone calls and text messages. By email just crashes each time. It was also doing it under 8.0.2. My iPhone and iPad handle this fine. It's only the MacBook to the iPhone that fails, and only on email.

Handoff Continuity Troubleshooting

How do i fix my printer when it won't show the print preview for web pages? it worked and now not.

how do i fix my printer when it won't show the print preview for web pages? it worked for a while and now it doesn't. printer is an hp officejet 7310 all-in-one.

I would suspect this is a hardware issue. The rollers are probably having issues picking up the relatively smooth thick media. You might have better results be cleaning the paper pickup rollers with a damp paper towel. Also make sure the paper is snugly loaded and the paper guides have been correctly positioned.
Regards,
Bob Headrick, MS MVP Printing/Imaging
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How can i see visitor statistics for web page hosted on osx lion server

Hello
how can i see visitor statistics for web page hosted on osx lion server
Thanks
Adrian

Just click inside the url address bar. Full url address highlighted, will appear.
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Using "Save for Web & Devices" for a Organization Chart with Text

I created a document in CS3 Illustrator that is an Organization Chart. It contains rectangles, lines, and text. It looks great in Illustrator.
I have tried to save it using "Save for Web & Devices" to create a JPEG and a GIF so that I can pop it into a Dreamweaver document as an image and it keeps coming out blurry.
I have tried changing its size and resolution. I have tried opening and exporting it into Photoshop to try to "clean" it up. Nothing seems to be working.
I'm obviously unlettered in this modus operandi!
meem

Thanks for the response.
The background is transparent and will end up on a white background eventually.
I tried to make it clear in Dreamweaver by scaling it and it did seem to improve it somewhat. But it still doesn't look like the clear copy in Illustrator that I started with...
I also need to be able to embed this in a Word document to print for a hardcopy manual.
I had this same problem with Freehand a few years ago.

Mac user, PS CC 2014 latest version. When using "Save for Web" I bring my 900 x600px @72 ppi in to SFW and the output becomes 300ppi. The only way it stays at 72ppi is if I check "none" for metadata. I know to should not matter much, but I would prefer to

Mac user, PS CC 2014 latest version. When using "Save for Web" I bring my 900 x600px @72 ppi in to SFW and the output becomes 300ppi. The only way it stays at 72ppi is if I check "none" for metadata. I know to should not matter much, but I would prefer to keep all my web jpgs @ 72ppi. Any solutions?

It opens up as 900x600 @300ppi
Here's a screenshot-

PNG changing colors using save for web (CS2)

Im having a problem with making PNG pictures when using the "save for web" function (this also happens in Image ready)
I make an image in sRGB color space and chose "save for web" and set the settings, all looks fine and i save it as png8 or png24.
Then when i view it in a browser the colors af "off" (desaturated) ??
But if i chose "Save as" in Photoshop, and chose png, and save it that way, the color macth up and looks allright.
What im a doing wrong ??
I have made a test with to sets of colors / picture one with "websave" color and one without then save them "using save for web" in gif, jpg with profile, png8 and png24
The gif and jpg goes well but the png's colors goes "off"
I also saved the to files using "save as" and here the png's colors looks fine
(Ther are also some screendums of my color setting, "save for web" setting and my screen profile if that can be of anny help
http://home19.inet.tele.dk/jgom/pngtest/
Also! can anybody tell me this ?
When using "save as" i cant chose what png im saving as ? (8 or 24) What type of png dos PS use when you save it like that ???

Now I've read up on it, it seems the issue is indeed gamma.
(I really appreciate the "that's impossible, you must be doing something wrong" comments, by the way. Not "hmm, I don't know," but actually "what you've described in detail isn't happening; you're imagining things." Super helpful.)
Anyway the real question is: is there a way to stop Photoshop from including gamma data? It's apparently an optional portion of the PNG spec.
The whole gamma thing is unfortunate, but the *really* unfortunate bit is that Photoshop includes this information at all, particularly in a Save for Web context.
Most importantly, it seems this has been an issue for some time (Google "PNG Photoshop gamma"), and PNG is usually used for web, so why on Earth hasn't Adobe addressed this? Let's not forget that Photoshop is the industry-leading tool, and the Extended version costs $1000 by itself. The only options I've seen for saving as PNG in PS so far is sRGB conversion, bit depth, transparency, and interlacing. This whole gamma thing seems pretty unacceptable behavior, even by default.
I'm looking into pngcrush; does anyone have a simpler solution to strip the gamma information? Of course, if there's a way to do this in Photoshop itself, please please let me know.
Thanks.

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