Java script working offline?

[colorlessmoods]

I have a question-

I am trying to make a "website" offline. I'm basically making a buisness presentation using a website format. I want to use java for this website/pres. Is it possible for the java to work since I'm working offline and are not using a server? We want to be able to install this presentation on any computer. All of my files are in the same directory but when I test the page it doesn't seem to work. I have tried multiple java script codes (trying to get images to scroll across a page) but so far no luck. There has to be a way to get this to work?

Thanks for any insight!

[nuclearvapid]

google gears (http://gears.google.com/) - you will need to connect to the internet only once to download the presentation/website and then it will run offline.

[Horus_Kol]

okay... are we talking about:

1. JavaScript (a client side scripting language)
2. Java (a client side applet download from a site/server and possibly embedded in a HTML document)
3. JSP or ASP (server side pages written in Java or JavaScript)

These things are not equal, and have very different behaviour and/or requirements.

Could you show the code you have already written (even if it isn't working), and maybe we can help with your problem...