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<HTML>
<HEAD>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<APPLET
Code = WelcomePage.class width=300 height=300>
</APPLET>
</BODY>
</HTML>

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This thread mixes two different problems: the applet markup posted by (and the markup hint from ) and the separate command‑line run reported by . Quick, practical checks that solve the vast majority of “no output” cases follow.

For the applet case: make sure the compiled class is actually reachable by the HTML (same folder, correct codebase, or inside an archive/JAR). If the class is declared inside a package, the class file must live in the matching subfolder and you must reference the fully qualified name. Also confirm the applet actually draws something (overrides paint/adds components) instead of only calling System.out.println (that won’t show in the page). Browsers often hide plugin errors — use the Java Console or the JDK tool appletviewer so you see exceptions and classloader errors:

javac MyApplet.java
appletviewer mypage.html

For a plain console program (the “Test” main reported by ): compile with javac, run with java (without the .class extension), and be sure you run from the directory that contains the class or the package parent. Check that the JDK/JRE on PATH is the one you expect:

javac MyProgram.java
java MyProgram
javac -version
java -version

Common gotchas: running the .class by double‑clicking (no console), mismatched package vs. folder, filename not matching a public class, and using a different JRE/JDK than the one used to compile.

One more reality check: applets are obsolete in modern browsers (the Java browser plugin/NPAPI is no longer supported). For reliable testing use appletviewer and for new work consider a standalone application or a web alternative. See the applet obsolescence notes on MDN and the OpenJDK deprecation discussion (, JEP 289).

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Member Avatar for varshakite_21

Did you get any errors?

Member Avatar for stultuske

and we're supposed to know this without knowing what you have in that class?

commented: He is just super confident in his java ability, there cannot be anything wrong with his code! +1
Member Avatar for f_atencia

Need the Java code to be able to help you mate.

Member Avatar for Member #887084

For starters...HTML does not like spaces.

<applet code="WelcomePage.class" width="300" height="300"></applet>
Member Avatar for kripasahu

sir i am trying to run this code in cmd prmpt but iam not getting any output displyed ,,but no error is also coming pls help me out ,,
my code is;
class Test
{
public static void main (String args[])

{
System.out.println(" i like java ");

}

}

Member Avatar for Taywin

Please do not hijack old post...

Also, how did you use your command line to run it? How did you compile your code?

Edited by Taywin because: n/a
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