JavaScript Programmer’s Reference (Web design course) Some applets may need to
JavaScript Programmer’s Reference Some applets may need to access a supplementary data file from the server. It is good practice to abstract such data values from the code itself, and so a means of passing this parameter value in from outside is necessary. The SRCHTML tag attribute is reflected into this property and is provided as a somewhat standardized means of passing one of the parameter values most likely to be defined. Property attributes: ReadOnly. Applet.start() (Method) A public method that starts an applet running. Availability: JavaScript 1.1 JScript 3.0 Internet Explorer 4.0 Netscape 3.0 JavaScript syntax: -myApplet.start() This method will start an applet running if it has previously been stopped. Note that, in general, applets will run automatically by default unless you do something to prevent it (possibly by setting HTML tag attributes). See also: Applet object, Applet.stop() Applet.stop() (Method) A public method that stops an applet running. Availability: JavaScript 1.1 JScript 3.0 Internet Explorer 4.0 Netscape 3.0 JavaScript syntax: -myApplet.stop() This method provides a way to stop the execution of an applet from outside. Applets may choose to stop themselves if that is what you have designed them to do. Other applets may be embedded into the page and instructed not to run automatically by setting the appropriate attributes in the