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Chapter 12 Including Files and Applets in JSP Documents

height

This attribute is used identically to the 

HEIGHT

 attribute of 

APPLET

, specifying the height in pixels to be reserved for the 

applet. Just remember that you must enclose the value in single 

or double quotes.

codebase

This attribute is used identically to the 

CODEBASE

 attribute of 

APPLET

, specifying the base directory for the applets. The 

code

attribute is interpreted relative to this directory. As with the 

APPLET

 element, if you omit this attribute, the directory of the 

current page is used as the default. In the case of JSP, this 

default location is the directory where the original JSP file 

resided, not the system specific location of the servlet that 

results from the JSP file.

align

This attribute is used identically to the 

ALIGN

 attribute of 

APPLET

 and 

IMG

, specifying the alignment of the applet within 

the Web page. Legal values are 

left

, 

right

, 

top

, 

bottom

, and 

middle

. With 

jsp:plugin

, don't forget to include these values 

in single or double quotes, even though quotes are optional for 

APPLET

 and 

IMG

.

hspace

This attribute is used identically to the 

HSPACE

 attribute of 

APPLET

, specifying empty space in pixels reserved on the left 

and right of the applet. Just remember that you must enclose 

the value in single or double quotes.

vspace

This attribute is used identically to the 

VSPACE

 attribute of 

APPLET

, specifying empty space in pixels reserved on the top 

and bottom of the applet. Just remember that you must enclose 

the value in single or double quotes.

archive

This attribute is used identically to the 

ARCHIVE

 attribute of 

APPLET

, specifying a JAR file from which classes and images 

should be loaded.

name

This attribute is used identically to the 

NAME

 attribute of 

APPLET

, specifying a name to use for inter applet 

communication or for identifying the applet to scripting 

languages like JavaScript.

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