How can I save java applet

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Hello,

I was playing a Java applet game. It is a Chinese chess game.

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Grid/6544/cccintro.htm

Is it possible for me to play it
off-line? In the source, the <applet...> tag has a .class and a .jar
file. The code segment is:

<APPLET code=coffeecc.class height=370 width=450
archive="coffeecc.jar">

But I cannot find them on my PC. I am sure that these files
are downloaded onto my PC, because I can play the game when I
physically disconnect the internet connection. But if I save the page
onto the C: drive, I cannot see the applet after I load the page from
C:. Can you help me to fine the file(s) so that I can put them under
the same place where I saved the html file? Thank you.

Chris
 
yma said:
I was playing a Java applet game. It is a Chinese chess game.

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Grid/6544/cccintro.htm

Is it possible for me to play it
off-line? In the source, the <applet...> tag has a .class and a .jar
file. The code segment is:

<APPLET code=coffeecc.class height=370 width=450
archive="coffeecc.jar">
Click to expand...

Without having checked the specifics of this Java app, here is some general
info which may help...

coffeecc.jar is just the compressed-archive version of coffeecc.class
You only need one or the other...not both.

Since you are using IE6, which supports compressed class files (.jar), you
should be able to find the file in IE's cache (TIF -- accessible via: Tools >
Internet Options > Settings...). Simply drag/drop the file into a directory
(folder) of your choice.

Be aware that some Java applets have other dependencies, so copying it to
your hd as described above may not work. Try it and see!
 
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