JavaCounter 4.8 Home Page

Hey, check out my clock/counter — it's written in Java so it will run anywhere, it's packed with neat features — and best of all, it's CareWare .

Features:

• JavaCounter counts page hits — like "you are my th Visitor!"

• JavaCounter tells your visitors the time — like it's

  where you live,

  where I live (Standard Time),

  in London, and

  in Tokyo.

• SuperClock, an add-on Java module, provides an analog time display:

  Local Time

  GMT

• Both JavaCounter and SuperClock are Java applications. This means they run on the visitor's computer, which means the time will be as accurate as the visitor's clock and there will be no network delays.
• You can use most of the many counter sets available on the Web. Example: DigitMania .
• The clock function of JavaCounter and the SuperClock analog clock module are easy to set up.
• Because Java applets cannot write to files, the counter function of JavaClock requires you to install a Perl script (provided) on your Web site. The counter supports any number of pages and/or users.
• JavaCounter can get along without digit graphics. It optionally generates text and digits internally (as shown on this page), thus saving download time when the Internet is busy.

Note: These Java applets are only as accurate as your computer's clock and time zone settings. If the clocks do not show the correct time at your location, adjust your computer's clock and time zone settings. Do not write to tell me my page is broken.

If you really wanted a way to accurately set your computer's clock, click here .

Click here (21 KB) to download the ZIPped combined package (JavaCounter and SuperClock) and installation instructions.

• 6/25/1998: Corrected bug that allowed off-site counter access. You must re-install both the Java class files and the CGI script to get this protection.