OBJECT:
Applet
An Applet object,
created for every instance of the HTML <APPLET> tag in your document,
allows the inclusion of a Java applet in a web page. These objects are
then stored in an array in the document.applets property.
To enable an applet to access Javascript on your page, you must specify
the <APPLET> tag's MAYSCRIPT attribute; failure to do this will
cause an exception if the applet tries to access JavaScript. This allows
a measure of security for each HTML page that contains the applet.
The following HTML code executes the myApp applet and sets the MAYSCRIPT
attribute to allow it access to JavaScript. This will also automatically
create an Applet object called "myApp" which will be added to the document.applets
array and can be referenced as document.applets[0] (providing this
is the first instance of the <APPLET> tag in your document) or document.applets["myApp"].
Code:
<APPLET CODE="myApp.class" WIDTH=150 HEIGHT=80 NAME="myApp"
MAYSCRIPT>
PROPERTIES
All public properties of a Java applet are inherited by the Applet
object.
METHODS
All public methods of a Java applet are inherited by the Applet
object. |