</HEAD>
<BODY>
<APPLET CODE=WebComfort.class ARCHIVE=webcom.jar, cvp.jar WIDTH=700
HEIGHT=500>
The above line specifies the Java archive to be downloaded to the browser.
The definition of the elements on the Java Applets follows. These consist of a
series of statements of the form;
<PARAM NAME= ”name”
VALUE=”value”>
...
...
</APPLET>
</BODY>
</HTML>
The types of elements used are; Element, Window, Mode, Arm, Cam, State,
Counter, Cntr, RespIcon, IconHighlight. Each parameter is assigned a
sequential numeric value starting with 1 for each of the types, for example,
<PARAM NAME=”Element1” VALUE="zone,4,0, /comfort/md1.gif,0 ,
/comfort/md0.gif, 19,376,1">
<PARAM NAME=”Element2” VALUE="zone,5,0, /comfort/detect1.gif,0 ,
comfort/detect0.gif , 120,278,1">
A break in the sequence numbering for each element will invalidate the rest of
the sequence. The element of each type need not be contiguous, i.e. they may
be followed by other elements, but the sequence number of the element must
be maintained, e.g., the following sequence is acceptable:
<PARAM NAME=”Element1”
VALUE="......">
<PARAM NAME=”Arm1“ VALUE=”.......">
<PARAM NAME=”Element2”
VALUE=".........">
<PARAM NAME=”Element3”
VALUE=".........">
<PARAM NAME=”Arm2“ VALUE=”.......">
The following sequence is NOT acceptable because of a break in the sequence:
<PARAM NAME=”Element1” VALUE="......">
<PARAM NAME=”Arm1“ VALUE=”.......">
<PARAM NAME=”Element3” VALUE="........."> (Element2 is missing)
For each type, a token string is required in the “VALUE=” field. The number of
tokens and the format of the tokens must be strictly adhered to.
The image files are normally stored in a subdirectory. In the examples shown,
they are in the “/comfort” subdirectory
The types of parameters are defined below:
Window
Format:
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