These two versions of the same document are used for operator training, focussing on the recognition and identification of features in an acoustic waterfall display.
The pages have a Java applet, configured with these params:
- URL of background image
- time axis limits
- frequency axis limits
- around a dozen other attributes
The java applet is represented as a .class file.
In order to restore this capability, one option is to convert the applet from Java to JavaScript, with an intermediary step of running a Java decompiler.
It looks-like these are the steps:
These two versions of the same document are used for operator training, focussing on the recognition and identification of features in an acoustic waterfall display.
The pages have a Java applet, configured with these params:
The java applet is represented as a
.classfile.In order to restore this capability, one option is to convert the applet from Java to JavaScript, with an intermediary step of running a Java decompiler.
It looks-like these are the steps:
.classfile