User`s manual

Using Java Viewers to Send Information

This section describes how to use a Java viewer to supply video images and provides examples of

applications.

When you use a Java viewer, the viewer applet used must be embedded in the web page

provided to the client. However, this is not especially difficult. A web page of this sort can be

created simply using the type of HTML coding normally used to embed an applet.

LiveApplet

<applet codebase=http://192.168.100.10* /

-wvdoc-01-/LiveApplet/" code="LiveApplet.class" width=450 height=380>

<param name=url value="http://

192.168.100.10* /">

</applet>

Glimpse

<applet codebase="http://192.168.100.10*/

-wvdoc-01-/Glimpse/" code="Glimpse.class" width=160 height=120>

<param name=url value="http://

192.168.100.10*/">

</applet>

PanoramaSnap

<applet codebase="http://192.168.100.10*/

-wvdoc-01-/PanoramaSnap/" code="PanoramaSnap.class" width=600 height=250>

<param name=url value="http://

192.168.100.10*/">

</applet>

The parameters required by the applet are included between the <applet> and </applet>

tags.

The applet parameters other than the common applet parameters codebase, code, width

and height are coded using the <param> tag.

Creating Web Pages that Use Java Viewers

* The underscored portion is a sample IP address. Enter the actual camera server IP address.

Also, if the camera server's HTTP conversion server port number is 80, only the camera server

host name is required. If not, you must include the camera server host port number (eg.

192.168.100.10:8080).