Topic awaiting preservation: Java applets and the object tag (Page 1 of 1)

I had a question about Java applets in IE. According to the Java tutorials I should use the applet tag, but it's deprecated in HTML 4.0. According to the W3C I should use the ojbect tag. Here's the actual problem. The object tag doesn't have a "code" attribute, but if I use the W3C's version (codetype and classid attributes) it doesn't work in IE. If I use the code attribute anyway it works in IE but not Mozilla, etc.

Anyone know what I can use that actually works on all (or at least most) browsers?

Thanks!

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Perfect. Thanks!

I was just looking for that exact thing the last couple days.
Here's a page I found quite useful for it, in case anyone is interested a little more on the why: http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.2/docs/tags.html

has anyone noticed problems with Opera 6 mapping the applet and reporting errors when using the new object and embed tags?