Adding applets with object
You can add a simple, self-contained applet to an HTML document
using the object
element like
this:
<object classid="applet.class" codebase="http://somedomain.com/classes/"> An applet with some useful function should display in this space. </object>
The classid
attribute points
to the applet itself (its implementation). It has the same function as
the code
attribute in the applet
element when used for Java applets.
classid
may not contain any
pathname information, so the location of the class file is provided by
the codebase
attribute.
When using object
for Java
applets, the object
element may
contain a number of parameter (param
) elements, as with the applet
element. (Note that Netscape 4.0 does
not support param
elements within
object
, so it may not play applets
correctly if placed this way.)
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