The JSP tag <jsp:plugin> does an excellent job, nicer I think tha the
conversion tool.
At 08:41 10/20/2000 +0100, Phipps Mark wrote:
>Lachlan,
>
>Take a look at the HTML converter application that comes from sun (1.3
>plugin site I think), to convert your HTML files with <APPLET> tags into
>ones with <OBJECT> (for IE) or <EMBED> for netscape. The converter also
>inserts as an attribute of the new tag, a url to the Sun web site that will
>automatically download the plugin if it's not already installed on the
>client PC. You can change that url to one on your intranet, to serve the
>plugin installation as its needed.
>
>For example, something like this <OBJECT> tag (compatible with IE for
>windows only) is included in one of my pages:
>
><OBJECT classid="clsid:8AD9C840-044E-11D1-B3E9-00805F499D93"
>WIDTH = 100 HEIGHT = 100
>codebase="http://mti_dev:8080/java_plugin/j2re1_3_0-win.exe#Version=1,3,0,0"
> >
><PARAM NAME = CODE VALUE = "package.Applet" >
><PARAM NAME="type" VALUE="application/x-java-applet;version=1.3">
><PARAM NAME="scriptable" VALUE="false">
><PARAM NAME= ARCHIVE VALUE = Applet.jar >
></OBJECT>
>
>The codebase on the second line indicates where the plugin is available
>from.
>The HTML converter created this initially from a regular <APPLET> tag. Don't
>ask me how it all works, it just does!
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