As JSci is not part of the standard Java packages, extra preparation may be needed before your program can be deployed to the intended user base.
If your user base has JSci installed on their machines then all you need to do is distribute your class files.
For the case where user's may not have JSci installed you will need to distribute the appropriate jar files with your application class files.
These can be found in the JSci/classes
sub-directory.
If JSci is not installed on the client machines then you can use the archive
attribute
in the <applet>
tag to specify the appropriate JAR files.
Nowadays, the <object>
tag should be used instead of the <applet>
tag.
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