JavaGolf Applications on GolfWeb!

GolfWeb is buzzed on Java! Our first JavaGolf application, nicknamed "GolfTicker," scrolls the contents of the What's New page at the top of the GolfWeb Home Page. If you don't see it, then you need to download either the 32 bit version of the Netscape browser or the beta version of the HotJava browser.

As other browsers announce Java support we will let you know about them as well! (Note: These are beta versions of browsers and therefore not fully tested by Netscape or Sun Microsystems. GolfWeb recommends you keep your current versions of these browsers on your system as well.)

What is Java? And how does it relate to Netscape?

Java is a programming language for writing interactive content on the World Wide Web, and the NetScape browser has been updated to display Java applications.

How can I send JavaGolf suggestions to GolfWeb's engineering staff?

GolfWeb's engineering group is eager to get feedback from our readers and welcomes any and all of your ideas and comments. Just send your comments to engineering@golfweb-hq.com.

Java and HotJava are trademarks of Sun Microsystems Inc., Mountain View, Calif. GolfTicker and JavaGolf are trademarks of GolfWeb.

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