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To pass a parameter to an applet, you must include a PARAM attribute in the APPLET tag that invokes the applet Here is the general form: <PARAM name=pName value=pValue> Here, pName is the name of the parameter and pValue is its value All parameters are passed as strings Inside the applet, use getParameter( ) to obtain the parameter It is shown here: String getParameter(String paramName) It returns the value of the parameter passed in paramName If the parameter is not found, null is returned Because all parameters are passed as strings, you will need to manually convert numeric parameters into their binary format One way to do this is to use one of the static parse methods defined by the numeric type wrappers, such as Integer and Double For example, to obtain an int value, use IntegerparseInt( ) To obtain a double value, use DoubleparseDouble( ) They are shown here: static int parseInt(String str) throws NumberFormatException static int parseDouble(String str) throws NumberFormatException

The following summaries will show which options commands will appear in response to the various possible dragging actions, but you should refer to the

The string passed in str must represent a numeric value for the desired format A NumberFormatException is thrown if str does not contain a valid numeric string

Apple DVD Studio Pro 4 Manual sections on Menu creation (for Standard Menus starting on Page 285, or for Layered Menus beginning on page 337) for complete descriptions of the many specific actions that take place in response to the Drop Palettes specific options

The following example shows how to pass parameters to an applet It uses two parameters The first is userName, which holds a user s name, and the second is accountNum, which holds an integer account number The comment at the top of the program shows an example APPLET tag that passes these parameters to the applet Inside the applet, the parameters are retrieved and the account number is converted into its int format

While building Standard Menus, you are likely to drag Still images or Video Assets into the Editor Tab, as well as project Elements Different options exist for Layered Menus, which we will also cover a little later The following sections are a summary of your Drop Palette options under different circumstances: dragging to the Empty Area, to a Button, to a Drop Zone, or to various other destinations

// A Swing-based applet that uses parameters import javaxswing*; import javaawt*; /* <applet code="ParamApplet" width=300 height=60> <param name=UserName value=George> <param name=AccountNum value=12345> </applet> */ public class ParamApplet extends JApplet { JLabel jlab; int accNum; String user; // Initialize the applet public void init() { // Get the parameters user = getParameter("UserName"); if(user == null) user = "Unknown"; // Numbers are passed as strings You must convert // them into their binary format manually try { accNum = IntegerparseInt(getParameter("AccountNum")); } catch(NumberFormatException exc) { accNum = -1; } try { SwingUtilitiesinvokeAndWait(new Runnable () { public void run() { makeGUI(); } });

Create Index or Create Button and Index: Create a Menu, with button links based on Markers See the DVD Studio Pro 4 Manual for more specifics

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The Drop Palette will display: Set Background (Default Action): Assigns this Asset as the Menu Background Create Button and Track: Creates a Track with this Asset, Creates a new Button, links them Create Button: Creates a New Button with this Asset, but no Track, and no link Create Drop Zone: Uses this Asset to create a Video Drop Zone in the Background Image

} catch(Exception exc) { Systemoutprintln("Can't create because of "+ exc); } } // Initialize the GUI private void makeGUI() { // Create the label that will display the parameters // passed to this applet jlab = new JLabel("User Name: " + user + ", Account Number: " + accNum, SwingConstantsCENTER); // Add the label to the applet's content pane add(jlab); // // // // // // } } Note: If you are using a version of Java prior to JDK 5, then you will need to use getContentPane() to explicitly add components to the content pane, as shown here getContentPane()add(jlab);

The Drop Palette will display:

Create Buttons and Tracks (Connect to Tracks) [Default Action]: Creates Track and Button for each Asset; links Buttons to Tracks Create Button: Creates a Button for each Asset but no Track, no link

The output is shown here: