You need to specify the following values in an applet tag.
- Size.
width="nn" height="mm", where nn and mm are the width and the height of the area the applet will occupy on the web page. Applets are not resizeable (except when run with the appletviewer application, but if you're using appletviewer, why are you writing an applet? Specifying the size is a nasty problem. Because applets can be run on web pages in many different environments, you don't know the pixel exact dimentions of the particular widgets, so you have to estimate the largest size that will be required and specify that in your applet tag. I often addSystem.out.printlnto print that applet size (usegetSize()), then add a little.\ I hope you are using a layout that will expand gracefully. - Class file location. There are several possibities.
- Simple class files
- Specify
code="Xxxx.class" - Jar file
- If you're using packages (eg, with NetBeans), you will need to specify the .jar file as an archive and then give the class which contains the applet, qualified by the package name. Specify
code="yourPackage.Xxxx.class" archive="yourPackage.jar"
Example tag
This applet tag can be used to display the above applet.
height="20">
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