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When you get a html page containing an applet,
the applet code is downloaded in your browser;
is it possible to capture the applet class and save it in a file ?
Thanks for help.
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Yes. You can often find it online by selecting view menu > source and finding the name of the applet in the applet/object/embed tag on the html page and then copy/pasting the folder/name into the end of the url in the address bar. Sometimes you can find the source code this way, too.
Otherwise you can find the .class file in your temporary internet files folder, copy it to your hard drive and run it with appletviewer or an applet tag in an html page. Don't try to run it from the temporary internet folder. Also you may be able to find/retrieve it from the JRE (java plug-in) cache folder found in the java (plug-in) console which you can click-up from the control panel (in ms win).
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