JSP: Plugin Action allows you to insert the Object or Embed element of the required specific browser to specify the plugin required to run a Java Applet. Grammar:
Unable to load applet p> jsp: Fallback> jsp: Plugin> Detailed attributes: Attributes usage Type = "bean | applet" plugin will execute the type of object. You must specify one in the bean or applet because this property has no default. The Class = "ClassFileName" plugin will execute the name of the Java class file. You must include extensions in the name. And this file must be in the directory specified by the "CodeBase" property. CodeBase = "classfileDirectoryName" contains the directory of the plugin to run the Java class or point to this directory. The path to this JSP file is default. Name = "InstanceName" bean or the name of the instance of the applet. Communication between beans or Applets called by the same JSP file is possible. Archive = "URLTOARCHIVE, ..." List with a comma-separated path name. It is the path name where the archive file is preloaded by the class loader preloaded in the directory specified by CodeBase. Typically, these archive files are securely loaded through the network, which can significantly improve the performance of the applet. Note and character reference habits You can use some specific elements to insert comments and some characters that are usually as a special logo. The following is a summary: grammar purpose <% - Note -%> JSP Form Note. Will be ignored by the jsp-to-scriptlet compiler. Any embedded JSP Scripting Elements, Directives, or Actins will be ignored. Example: <% @ page language = "java"%> a test of comments h2> <% - - This part of the comment will not see the source code -%> body> html> HTML form. Directly transferred to the final HTML. Any embedded JSP Scripting Elements, Directives, or Actins will be performed normally. Example: -> Viewing the source code: % In Template Text (Static HTML), please write it when you want to output this special symbol (<%) on the page. % /> In Scripting Elements, the role is similar to "%" above. / 'In the properties of "'", it indicates characters "'". Of course, you can also use "" "as a distinction. Example: 'Pig" fhjgj ", or,' Pig / 'fHjgj /' '/" In the "" "property, it indicates that it is character" "". Of course, you can also use "'" to distinguish. Example: "Pig'fhjgj '", or "Pig /" FHJGJ / ""% /> "%>" in the property. % "<%" In attributes.