CMIS 102A

1.
Add to your rectangle applet:
it displays the rectangle centered in the middle of the applet area.


2.
Further modify it to:
input the center point of the rectangle (the center point's x and y
coordinates).  It then draws the rectangle centered at that center
point).  In other words, it draws a rectangle of user-specfied size in
a user-specified place.  Figure out how to determine the upper-left
hand corner coordinates given the center point's corrdinates and the
width and length of the rectangle.


3.
To demonstrate your mastery of the applet area's drawing coordinate
system, make an applet that looks the same as the HelloApplet3.
Hint: it's about thirds and sixths of the width and height of the
applet area.






Make an index.html file that contains links to your applets in your web
site. Example, if one of your files is FirstApplet.html, include 

a href="FirstApplet.html">My First Applet</a>

in the index.html file.
(note, there must be a < at the beginning of the previous line but if
there, Microsoft Internet Explorer will mess up this text file.
Another reason to use Firefox.).

Create the index.html file on your computer (it can be created in
JCreator).  Note it's all lowercase and it's html (not htm).

You only need links to the .html files, not to the .class files.
You can optionally include a link to the .java file.

Test that it and its links work on your local system and then upload
it to your umucaoki.org web site.  For each new file you add to your
web site, add a similar link tag in the index.html.

You can seperate the links onto seperate lines by putting a br tag
(surrounded by angle brackets which can't be shown here because of the
Microsoft stupid Internet Explorer).











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