This program demonstartes the life cycle methods of an Applet. During execution of an applet it goes through different stages these are init( ), start( ), paint( ), stop( ) and destroy( ). When you run this program it will call init( ), start( ) and paint( ) method as shown in output. The remaining two methods stop( ) and destroy( ) are called when applet stops or when it is destroyed respectively.
PROGRAM
C:\>javac AppletLifeCycleDemo.java
C:\>appletviewer AppletLifeCycleDemo.java
PROGRAM
import java.applet.Applet; import java.awt.Graphics; public class AppletLifeCycleDemo extends Applet { String msg = ""; public void init() { msg += "init( ) -> "; } public void start() { msg += "start( ) -> "; } public void paint(Graphics g) { msg += "paint( )"; g.drawString(msg, 20, 20); } public void stop() { msg += " -> stop( )"; } public void destroy() { msg += "-> destroy( )"; } } /* <APPLET CODE="AppletLifeCycleDemo.class" HEIGHT="200" WIDTH="200" > </APPLET> */OUTPUT
C:\>javac AppletLifeCycleDemo.java
C:\>appletviewer AppletLifeCycleDemo.java
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