Web based java application

Hello,

I have no experience in java at all, Though can write VB to a fair degree. I know that it will not help. :)

There is a tool that i wish to implement on a website, This is the tool DesignTool.
Is there any way of ripping the tool off this page, (please don't get into saying that i am trying to rip off someones hard work, I am merely stepping of from where they left off ;) ) I would like to be able to invistage how they have made it possible and modify/change/ create new. i see this being a great tool for showing my customers different colour selection.

thank you

You know the response you're going to get. You can't just take software, convert it to source code, and hack at it to make your own thing.. unless the software is open source.

You're going to have to actually learn Java.

a) Unless the tool is open source - which I gather it is not given the question - I will go into saying you are requesting help to rip off someone else's tool.
b) The tool is javascript, and this is a java forum. The two are vastly different.

thought that may be the case,
I see that i will have to write my own, this scares me from doing a few projects with arduino and seeing some scripts from java the flow of the language is so far away from vb.

one more question before i mark as solved. I know i dont have the time to study a new programming lanuage, is there anyone that can reproduce the tool, what would you see someone charging for this.

thanks again.

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Originally Posted by DAus

one more question before i mark as solved. I know i dont have the time to study a new programming lanuage, is there anyone that can reproduce the tool, what would you see someone charging for this.

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It's going to cost hundreds, if not thousands of dollars. It's going to cost more than that to do it right.

But what would the code give you, if you don't know how to program yourself? If you just want the tool, you already have it. If you want to be able to modify code, you have to learn how to program. I'm not sure what you're trying to get around. Just think how much closer you'd be if you had spent these last few days learning Java instead of trying to hack somebody else's code!