I am getting a plugin not properly closed on a test applet within a JSP page. It works fine on Resin (www.caucho.com) but has a but in Tomcat, probably due to the parser. Enclosed is the code and test files, in case anyone has any insights. Thank you. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- <HTML> <HEAD> <% String title = "Hello World JSP"; %> <TITLE><%= title %></TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <H1><%= title %></H1>
<jsp:plugin type="applet" code="NewsMaker.class" width="360" height="30">
<jsp:params>
<jsp:param name="Notice" value="Applet by www.MicroTicker.com"/>
<jsp:param name="Script" value="testticker1.txt"/>
<jsp:param name="TextColor" value="#000084"/>
<jsp:param name="TextHotColor" value="#FF8000"/>
<jsp:param name="BackgroundColor" value="#FFFF99"/>
<jsp:param name="Speed" value="5"/>
<jsp:param name="KeyCode" value="free"/>
<jsp:param name="FontSize" value="13"/>
</jsp:params>
<fallback>
<font color=#FF0000>Sorry, cannot run java applet!!</font>
</fallback>
</jsp:plugin>
</BODY>
</HTML>
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------------------------------------ <<HelloWorld2JSP.jsp>>
<<NewsMaker.class>> <<testticker1.txt>>
HelloWorld2JSP.jsp
Description: Binary data
NewsMaker.class
Description: Binary data
###http://yahoo.com Test for Mech ###http://msn.com Test2 for Mech.mot.com ###http://mech.mot.com Test3 for Mech.mot.com
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