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Trail: Deployment
Lesson: Applets
Section: Deploying Applets
Applets
Getting Started with Applets
Importing Classes and Packages for Applets
Defining an Applet Subclass
The Life Cycle of an Applet
Methods for Milestones
Methods for Drawing and Event Handling
Methods for Adding UI Components
What Applets Can and Can't Do
Taking Advantage of the Applet API
Finding and Loading Data Files
Displaying Short Status Strings
Displaying Documents in the Browser
Sending Messages to Other Applets
Playing Sounds
Defining and Using Applet Parameters
Deciding Which Parameters to Support
Writing the Code to Support Parameters
Giving Information about Parameters
Using the APPLET Tag
Practical Considerations When Writing Applets
Security Restrictions
Creating a User Interface
Creating a GUI
Displaying Diagnostics to the Standard Output and Error Streams
Getting System Properties
Threads in Applets
Threads in Applets: Examples
Working with a Server-Side Application
A Simple Network Client Applet
Using a Server to Work Around Security Restrictions
Finishing an Applet
Before You Ship that Applet
The Perfectly Finished Applet
Deploying Applets
General Deployment Considerations
Using the applet Tag
Using the object Tag
Using the embed Tag
Deploying Applets in a Mixed-Browser Environment
Solving Common Applet Problems
Questions and Exercises
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Using the embed Tag

> You use the `embed` tag to deploy applets that are to be used only with the Mozilla family of browsers.

> Following is an example of the `embed` tag:

> >     <embed code="Applet1.class"
> >       width="200" height="200"
> >       type="application/x-java-applet;version=1.6.0"
> >       pluginspage="http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads"/>

> The `type` attribute can have one of two forms:

> - `type="application/x-java-applet;version=1.6.0"`

>   With this form, the highest installed JRE that supports the MIME type

>   > `application/x-java-applet;version=1.6.0 </blockquote</code> is invoked to run the applet. If a JRE with a version number equal to or greater than the version number specified is installed locally, then that JRE is invoked. Otherwise the user is directed to the URL specified as the value of the pluginspage attribute and prompted to download and install the required JRE.`

> - `type="application/x-java-applet;jpi-version=1.6.0_01`

>   With this form, a JRE with the exact version given by the the value of `jpi-version` (in this example, 1.6.0_01) is invoked to run the applet. Otherwise the user is directed to the URL specified as the value of the pluginspage attribute and prompted to download and install the required JRE.

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