Remove Java applet support#2800
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riccardobl merged 1 commit intoMay 24, 2026
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This pull request removes Java applet support by deleting the AppletHarness, AppHarness, and TestApplet classes, and cleaning up related comments in TestSceneWater.java. Feedback suggests that since applet support is being removed, the useHttp field in TestSceneWater should no longer be static to avoid potential state leakage between test runs.
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Applets are dead since java 9, forcing us to use javadoc level 8. I ran into this when trying to fix up all javadoc lints/warnings/errors. Splitting this out into a separate PR for simplicity.