Java Applet 位于哪里？
我试图找出从浏览器运行的 java Applet 下载到哪里。我在 Windows XP 上使用 Firefox 3.0 和 Java 1.6（如果这有什么区别的话）。
从工具栏上的 Java 控制面板，我可以访问“Temporary Internet Files -> Settings”来查找 Java 缓存。从那里我可以显示资源并看到一个名为“dws2010066.dat”的文件。该资源是否对应于磁盘上的文件？我在 Java 缓存（以及我的整个计算机）中进行了搜索，但一无所获。
I'm trying to figure out where java Applets that I run from the browser get downloaded to. I'm using Firefox 3.0 on Windows XP with Java 1.6 if that makes any difference.
From the Java Control Panel on the toolbar, I can access "Temporary Internet Files -> Settings" to find the Java cache. From there I can show the resources and see a file called "dws2010066.dat". Does this resource correspond to a file on disk? I did a search in the Java cache (and my whole computer) but came up empty handed.
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我记得最近的一个 SO 答案提到 Windows 做了一些聪明的事情来混淆临时 Internet 文件的真实文件名和位置。我认为这是一种让恶意软件日子不好过的尝试。这可以解释为什么该文件没有出现在搜索中。
正如 @leonm 所说，如果您只想获取小程序 JAR 文件，为什么不直接读取 HTML 文件，找到小程序的链接并使用
wget或等效工具下载它。I remember a recent SO answer that mentioned that Windows does clever stuff to obfuscate the real file names and locations of temporary internet files. I believe that this is an attempt to make life hard for malware. That would explain why the file does not show up in a search.
As @leonm says, if you just want to get hold of the applet JAR file, why not just read the HTML file, find the link to the applet and download it using
wgetor an equivalent tool.如果您对显然不可用的代码算法感兴趣，您应该联系该小程序的作者。
请小心，因为反编译以复制算法通常受到版权和其他法律的保护。
If you're interested in algorithm of code that isn't obviously available you should contact the author of the applet.
Please be careful as decompiling to copy algorithms is usually covered by copyrights and other laws.