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You are here: Test Case Description for applets within <applet> tag > Test Case #9 for applets within <applet>: absolute width

Applets: APPLET (absolute width)

This test case tests the <applet> tag with its mandatory width attribute which, similar to the <img> tag, explicitly specifies the width of the java applet. the width attribute can either be an absolute width using an integer value of pixels or a relative width using a relative percentage value.

Test Instructions

  1. Verify that the java applet is maintained when you minimize/maximize the screen.
  2. Verify that the java applet is maintained when you re-size left & right the screen.
  3. Verify that the java applet is maintained when you re-size top & bottom the screen.
  4. Verify re-draw takes place correctly after maximizing the screen.
  5. Verify reload works.

Test Case #1: sample java applet dimension scaling using absolute widths
(using <applet codebase=class pathname code="class name" width=integer value> </applet>)

Java Applet Dimensions Scaled Down (Reverse Scaling)

Original applet

Object width="300"

Object width="200"

Object width="150"

Object width="100"