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Background documentation Using Java Applets Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

For display purposes, you can integrate Java applets and ActiveX controls in HTML templates.

Example

The following example shows how to call a Java applet which displays a pie chart:

<applet code="PieChart.class" codebase="/ECS3" width=350 height=90>
  <param name=columns   value="3">
  <param name=scale     value="1">
  <param name=bgcolor   value="white">
  <param name=c1_color  value="red">
  <param name=c2_color  value="blue">
  <param name=c3_color  value="green">
  <param name=c1_label  value="Unconfirmed and Undelivered
    `write(100 * (ordered - confirmed) / ordered)`%">
  <param name=c2_label  value="Confirmed but Undelivered
    `write(100 * (confirmed - delivered) / ordered)`%">
  <param name=c3_label  value="Delivered
    `write(100 * delivered / ordered)`%">
  <param name=c1_value  value="`write(100 * (ordered -             confirmed) / ordered)`">
  <param name=c2_value value="`write(100 * (confirmed -
            delivered) / ordered)`">
  <param name=c3_value  value="`write(100 * delivered /
            ordered)`">
</applet>

In this example, the code base of the applet is set to "/ECS3" . In the case of the Internet Information Server, "PieChart.class" must be located in the "inetsrv/wwwroot/ECS3" directory.

You can integrate ActiveX controls in the same way.

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