Notes | programming
Chapter II the deployment of Java-ee in fact, this chapter is about as a developer, especially the developer, is almost skipped, because this is the basic common sense, should understand. But it's kind of interesting:
Originally only knew this: <applet code= "Xptoolkit.applet.HelloWorldApplet" archive= "Helloapplet.jar" width=200 height=200>< /applet>
I didn't think so: <object classid= "Clsid:8ad9c840-044e-11d1-b3e9-00805f499d93" codebase= "http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.2.2/jinstall-1_2_2-win.cab#Version=1,2,2,0" height= "width=" "align=" center "><param name=" Java_code "value=" Xptoolkit.applet.HelloWorldApplet "><param name=" java_archive "value=" Helloapplet.jar "><param name=" Type "value=" Application/x-java-applet "><comment><embed type=" Application/x-java-applet " codebase= "http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/" height= "width=" align= "center" java_code= " Xptoolkit.applet.HelloWorldApplet " java_archive=" Helloapplet.jar ">< noembed></comment> <p> Java is cool. Get a browser that supports the plugin. </br> </p></noembed></embed></object>
Even the JSP simplifies to be like this: <jsp:plugin type= "applet" code= "Xptoolkit.applet.HelloWorldApplet" archive= "helloappl Et.jar "height=" width= "align=" center "> <jsp:fallback><!--this FAL Lback message would display if the plugin does not work. /--> <p> Java is cool. Get a browser that supports the plugin. </br> Or We'll hunt you down and melt your computer! </p> </jsp:fallback></jsp:plugin>
But also normal practical work is basically useless to the applet, naturally will not know. But the middle of the code is full of interesting, is the use of IE and NN supported by the tag, can come up with a really high IQ ah. Admire ~: But according to do page and JS friend introduction, this in their field is also common sense, and is very old common sense,: (be laughed at a handful.)
