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1-14 of 14 Java Applets > Clocks sites are shown.
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The original analogue clock applet from Sun Microsystems. Source is included.
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A clock that can be configured in a variety of ways.
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Very simple customizeable applet.
You can change all colors and even specify if you want the clock to display current local time or greenwich meantime (GMT)
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Fancy LCD style clock that moves around in 3D
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Customizable digital clock.
Either tell time or count down time.
Very easy to set up.
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Swirling digital clock java applet.
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A beautiful ticking watch/clock applet.... amazing! Check this one out! Definitely one of the hottest clock applets we have ever seen!
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This is a really neat and fast-loading clock for your site! You are able to change all the colors on it too.
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This code demonstrates Servlet to Applet Communication. The Applet receives the server time through a servlet
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The code displays the clock showing the time in seconds,min,hours and the background of the window according to the user choice
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A smart digital-style clock in a small java applet.
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A nice Java clock. Setup is easy and quick.
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This applet displays the current phase of the moon and the time/date of the next four major lunar phases.
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