APPLET
Description
The APPLET element replaced the APP element as the mechanism
to identify and invoke a JAVA(tm) application. A browser that
understands this element will ignore everything in the content
of the APPLET element except the PARAM elements. Browsers that
do not understand this element should ignore it and the PARAM
elements and instead process the content of the element.
Thus the content is the alternate HTML if the application is
not invoked. CODE is the name of the file that contains the
compiled Applet subclass. This name is relative to the base
URL of the applet and cannot be an absolute URL. WIDTH and HEIGHT
give the initial width and height (in pixels) of the applet
display area. CODEBASE specifies the base URL of the applet.
ALT specifies parsed character data to be displayed if the brower understands
the APPLET tag but can't/won't run them. NAME specifies a name
for the applet instance, which allows applets on the same page
to commuicate with each other. ALIGN specifies the display
alignment. VSPACE and HSPACE specify the reserved space around the
applet (in pixels).
Minimum Attributes
<APPLET
CODE="..."
WIDTH="..."
HEIGHT="...">characters... </APPLET>
All Possible Attributes
<APPLET
CODE="..."
WIDTH="..."
HEIGHT="..."
CODEBASE="..."
ALT="..."
NAME="..."
ALIGN=left|right|top|texttop|middle|absmiddle|baseline|bottom|absbottom
VSPACE="..."
HSPACE="...">characters... </APPLET>
Elements Allowed Within...
and any other elements which would have been allowed at this
point in the document.
Allowed In Content Of...
-In progress, to be determined-
Variations
The APPLET element is a proposed extension for JAVA(tm) applications,
and is a Netscape 2.0 extension.
