Adam Duffy
Posts: 168
Nickname: adamduffy
Registered: Feb, 2003
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Re: Execute the applet without java plug-in
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Posted: Jul 28, 2003 6:06 AM
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The HtmlConverter utility in question is, I believe, this one
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/docs/guide/plugin/developer_guide/html_converter.html
Taken from the guide is the following quote
"However, an APPLET is rendered by the browser and there is no easy way to interrupt the browser and force it to use Sun's Java Runtime Environment (JRE) to run the applet. To force the browser to do so, however, you may use a special Java Plug-in tagging structureinvolving the OBJECT or EMBED tag or both, as described belowin place of the usual APPLET tag in an your HTML pages. This will cause the browser to launch Java Plug-in, which will then run the applet using Sun's JRE."
If your applet requires the use of the JRE plug-in (necessary if you're using Swing etc) then you need to have the applet in a HTML page in tags generated by HtmlConverter.
If your applet does not require the JRE plug-in then you don't need HtmlConverter. Just use the simple <applet> tags.
Adam
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