Finding Embedded Documents in Conjunction with the Object Tag |
Java Applet embedded with the object tag
<OBJECT classid=java:Struppi.class data=segue.gif
height=150 id=obj1 width=80
archive="data.jar, data2.jar, data3.jar"
border="1">
</OBJECT>
identifying attribute id=obj1
Embedd a picture with the object tag
<OBJECT data=segue3.gif height=150 id=obj2
style="HEIGHT: 105px; WIDTH: 266px" width=300 shape>
</OBJECT>
identifying attribute id=obj2
Netscape can't embed pictures with the object tag.
(Netscape bug)
Netscape simply refuses rendering and downloading when facing such a tag.
Build 617:
Ok
Embedded ActiveX controls
Such a seldom download could simply be recorded with function WebPageUrl
The first ActiveX control:
All of this object tag may be ignored except thedata attribute
<OBJECT
classid=CLSID:DFD181E0-5E2F-11CE-A449-00AA004A803D data= box1.gif >
height=65 id="Microsoft Forms 2.0
ScrollBar" width=110>
</OBJECT>
The second ActiveX control:
Simply ignore the whole object tag
<OBJECT classid=CLSID:8E27C92B-1264-101C-8A2F-040224009C02 height=30
id="Calendar Control 8.0" style="HEIGHT: 163px; WIDTH: 300px"
width=80>
</OBJECT>
Alternative loading
<OBJECT classid=SnakeRattle.py id=FakeObject>
<!-- if we cannot download 'SnakeRattle.py'-->
<OBJECT classid=java:Viewer.class id=obj8 > <!--
then we have to download 'Viewer.class' -->
<PARAM NAME="picture"
VALUE="segue2.gif"> <!-- has to be recorded with
WebPageUrl(...) -->
</OBJECT>
</OBJECT>
Nested object tags:
The browser request for the file 'SnakeRattle.py'. The server returns the errorcode 404
(not found)
then the broser have to download the alternative 'Viewer.class'. Only when using IExplorer
Alternative loading
<OBJECT
classid=tschawa:SnakeRattle.py id= FakedAgain >
<OBJECT classid=java:Suppi.class id= obj5 >
</OBJECT>
</OBJECT>
The browser checks the first object tag and
notices that it can't support a programm called 'tschawa'. Therefore,
the browser continues and tries to download 'Suppi.class'.
The response of the server has to be again http error 404 (not found). The class wasn't implemented.