Question on "use java .... for [applet]" option in IE

posted April 30, 2003 09:27 AM
If a plug-in is installed, IE includes an option under the advanced tab, similar to this: "use Java 1.4.1_02 for [applet]"
Im trying to understand exactly what this is. Sorry if what I'm saying is obvious... If your HTML has the [applet] tag rather than the [object] tag, IE will use the sun plug-in? If true, and since the [applet] tag does not automatically down load a plug-in, the client would have to have this plug-in already installed?
Is is also true that this advanced option in IE does not have anything to do with an applet using the [OBJECT] tag. If the [object] tag is in the html, then the browser will always use the plug-in regardless of whether the IE option is checked?
Thanks for your help! Soon I'll have this applet technology down, but still many questions...

New versions of Internet Explorer will automatically grab the Java plugin specified to run applets that are coded on webpages using the <APPLET> tag. The plugin would have had to be pre-installed on the machine - as it will not automatically download the plugin to do this. Only the <Object> tag will do that.
And yes...this only affects the <APPLET> tag. Any OBJECT tags you will encounter that require a specific JDK will still prompt you to download that if you don't have it and will use that version, regardless of whether that advanced option is selected.
You can also do some configuation with newer plugins via the icon located in your Control Panel.
Good luck with applets... just wait until you have to implement one for the Crackintosh. ;-)

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