User Guide - NetObjects Fusion

Java Bean tool
Chapter 25 Adding Java and ActiveX
1. In Page view, select the Java Bean tool from the Plug-Ins toolbox.
2. Draw a box to indicate the position of the Java Bean.
The Open dialog appears.
3. Select a Java Bean file from the NetObjects Fusion 10\Java\Beans folder, or select
one that is currently used in the site from the Java Archive Assets tab.
A Java Bean file can have a .jar or .class extension. Most Java Beans have a .jar
extension, but some .jar files might not be Java Beans. If you try to open a .jar
file that is not a bean, you see a message from NetObjects Fusion.
4. Click Open.
The Java Bean placeholder appears on the page. Beans have different icons in
the upper right corner of the placeholder; the icon is created by the bean’s
author and has no effect on the bean or its behavior.
The path to the file you selected appears in the File field on the General tab of
the Java Bean Properties panel. To select a different file, click Browse, find the
file, and click Open. The current .class file is displayed in the Class field.
5. To provide text for the browser to display if it cannot display the file, enter a
description in the AltTag field.
6. Select Applet or Servlet depending on the type of bean you are inserting.
7. If the bean requires other files, click the Additional Files button, then click Add
in the Java Applet Files dialog.
8. Select another file in the Add Java Applet Files dialog, and click Open. Click
OK to add the selected file.
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