Avaya 1.3 manual Running Applets in Internet Explorer, CODEBASE=ECSJTAPID.CAB Object

Using the JTAPI SDK

Running Applets in Internet Explorer

Follow these guidelines when running appplets in Internet Explorer.

1.Make sure the ECSJTAPID.CAB file is in the same directory as your HTML web page.

2.Make sure there are lines in the web page for your java applet to access ECSJTAPID.CAB, as in

<OBJECT

CLASSID="clsid:278E9392-39B9-11d1-B301-006097B5325A"

CODEBASE="ECSJTAPID.CAB">

</OBJECT>

Additionally, if your applet is in a signed cab such as TSTEST.CAB, make sure there are lines in the web page to access TSTEST.CAB, as in

<OBJECT

CLASSID="clsid:2EDB26E1-39B7-11d1-B301-006097B5325A"

CODEBASE="tstest.cab">

</OBJECT>

<APPLET CODE=tstest/TSTest>

3.If the web page is using signed cabinets, such as ECSJTAPIA.CAB, the security settings for Internet Explorer on clients must be set to "Medium" or lower.

4.ECSJTAPIA.CAB is signed with a Verisign Class 3 certificate, so users who access the web page will be prompted to allow additional privileges.

Note:

When running applets in Internet Explorer 3.x you may only access a Tserver that is co-located with the web server which hosts the web page for your applet. However, if you apply Microsoft's Java SDK 2.0 to Internet Explorer this restriction does not apply.

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