Specifying applet parameters, attributes, and properties

After importing or linking an applet, you may need to set one or more of the following so that the applet runs correctly:

  • Parameters specify values the applet needs at startup and for correctly displaying the applet in your application. The HTML file lists parameters for the applet in <param> tags.

    To set parameters, use the Programmer's pane and click "Applet Parameters."

  • Body attributes specify values that are specific to a browser, such as alignment values. Attributes are set at run time using a formula. Domino® uses the formula to generate HTML code that is placed in the <applet> tag.

    To set attributes, use the Programmer's pane and click "HTML Body Attributes."

  • Alternate HTML attributes are usually used by browsers that do not support Java™. Domino® uses the Alternate HTML attributes to generate HTML code that is placed in the <applet> tag.

    To set Alternate HTML attributes, use the Programmer's pane and click "Alternate HTML."

  • Properties specify how an imported or linked applet appears in the page, form. You can also use Java™ applet properties to hide the applet under specific conditions.

    To set properties, use the Java™ Applet Properties box.