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WOApplet

Element Description

WOApplet is a dynamic element that generates HTML to specify a Java applet. The applet's parameters are passed by one or more WOParam elements.

Synopsis

WOApplet { code=javaClassName; width=aWidth; height=aHeight; [associationClass=className;] [codeBase=aPath;] [archive=jarFile1[, jarFile2];] [archiveNames=jarFile1[, jarFile2];] [object=serializedApplet;] [hspace= aSize;] [vspace=aSize;] [align=aString]... };

Bindings

code: Name of the Java class.

width: Width, in pixels, of the area to allocate for the applet.

height: Height, in pixels, of the area to allocate for the applet.

associationClass: Name of the Java subclass of next.wo.client.Association that aids in communication between client applet and the server.

codeBase: Directory that contains the applet code. If this attribute is omitted, the applet code is assumed to be in the same directory as the template HTML file.

archive: Comma-separated list of URLs for jar archive files containing classes and other resources that will be preloaded. (Note: Currently, most browsers do not support a comma-separated list, so only a single archive file may be used.) Use this attribute for archive files that you have generated outside of a WebObjects application or framework. The value for this attribute is appended to the archiveNames attribute value.

archiveNames: Comma-separated list of archive files containing classes and other resources that will be preloaded. (Note: Currently, most browsers do not support a comma-separated list, so only a single archive file may be used.) Use this attribute for archive files that are built as part of a WebObjects application or framework project.

object: File containing serialized representation of the applet.

hspace: Amount of whitespace (in pixels) to the left and right of the applet.

vspace: Amount of whitespace (in pixels) at the top and bottom of the applet.

align: Alignment of the applet. Possible values are top, bottom, left, right, and middle.