Java Applet In HTML Help?

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You can't. You need a JRE installed on your computer to run a Java applet or application. That's how Java works. Java code runs in a virtual machine; if there's no Java virtual machine installed, you can't run the code.

Many non-programmers have a JRE installed on their computers. There is a difference between a JRE and the JDK, which is what programmers would have installed.
 
You can't. You need a JRE installed on your computer to run a Java applet or application. That's how Java works. Java code runs in a virtual machine; if there's no Java virtual machine installed, you can't run the code.

Many non-programmers have a JRE installed on their computers. There is a difference between a JRE and the JDK, which is what programmers would have installed.
 
How can you get an applet to work on computers without a JRE. I am new to java programming, about 6 months, and in the last few weeks I have been trying graphics. I developed a simple method and posted it on line using "<APPLET CODE="FirstApplet.class" WIDTH=500 HEIGHT=500>" It works great on my computer, but on any computer I tried without JRE downloaded it doesn't work. This seems strange to be the norm, because most non-programmers wont have a JRE installed on their computers. Any one know what I'm doing wrong?
 
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