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| dxf.file | URL | URL of DXF file to be displayed in viewer (may be packed with zip/gzip), relative to document base | ||||||||||||||
| dxf.applet.gui.descr | URL | URL of GUI description file, defining how the applet looks, relative to document base. See GUI description reference. | ||||||||||||||
| dxf.applet.inpage | boolean | Run in page (true) or in a frame (false). If running in a frame and no GUI description URL (see parameter dxf.applet.gui.desription above) is given, a standard DXF Viewer frame is used. | ||||||||||||||
| dxf.default.codepage | codepage name |
Fallback codepage to use for files not defining one.
Possibly values (the same codepage may appear under different names):
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| dxf.default.font | font name | Font used when a font referenced by the file is not available. | ||||||||||||||
| dxf.fontdir | URL for directory where to look for additional SHX fonts |
Directory where unknown SHX fonts are looked for.
As unsigned applets have restrictions to access other servers
the best idea is probably to use a relative path, which is
evaluated with respect to the containing HTML document's base URL.
Basically font names in DXF are case-insensitive, but your web server may handle file lookup differently. Although the applet is trying some probable combinations it is recommended to use lower-case font names (including the SHX extension) because that is the first thing the applet looks for, before trying other possibilities. |
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| dxf.default.bigfont | font name | Font used when a bigfont referenced by the file is not available. | ||||||||||||||
| boolean |
Deprecated:
Use dxf.applet.print.mode
instead.
If set to true the model is printed to scale, by putting the view center to the paper center and drawing everything around in scale. See also next param. Otherwise the current view is printed to fit the paper. |
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| dxf.applet.print.mode | Print mode |
Currently three values are supported:
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| dxf.model.unit.length | length unit, eg 1cm | Defines the length of one unit in the model. Used when scaled printing (see previous param) is enabled. Default is 1mm. | ||||||||||||||
| cookies | List of cookies |
Defines a list of cookies which are added to each request to the
server (for DXF files and fonts). A cookie is defined by
"name=value" (w/o quotes), several cookies can be
concatenated with a "; " (semicolon space, w/o
quotes). Example:
<param name="cookies" value="userId=snoopy; sessionId=SID123456; isAuthenticated=true"/> |
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| debug.show.window | boolean | show debug window? | ||||||||||||||
| debug.print.console | boolean | print debug messages to Java console? | ||||||||||||||
| debug.mask | some or all of TSWEFLA | Debug message mask:
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| i18n.action.debug | true or false (Default) | Adds the basic I18n tag in square brackets to tooltips of buttons and menu entries. | ||||||||||||||
| i18n.dump | List of locales | Defines a list of locales for which the i18n resources will be dumped to the console. As in the standard applet only the locales en and de are defined, en,de is a useful value. | ||||||||||||||
| locale | ISO code | force language (only de_DE (german) and en (english) are currently supported) | ||||||||||||||
| ltype.maxrepetitions | int | maximum number of segments created by LTYPE fitting | ||||||||||||||
| resourcebase | class reference | Class path for additional resources. See applet example on page Overwritten.html, see the GUI description file on i18n as well as general information on i18n. | ||||||||||||||
| print.margin | margin, or top,left,bottom,right | Set the default print margin(s). The expected values are lengths,
so don't forget the unit. Examples: 5mm 5mm,10mm,0.5in,0.8cm |
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| state.callback | Name of Javascript function |
Javascript function which will be called when the applet
changes state. This will only work in a useful way for applets
not using the standard DXF Viewer for display. To allow for calling Javascript from the applet you'll have to add the MAYSCRIPT attribute to the applet tag. The Javascript function will be called with a string parameter indicating the applet's state:
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| view.bgcolor | color name or HTML color value | DEPRECATED: background color for model view. For consistency use the "bgcolor" attribute of the <modelview< tag in the GUI description file (see Appletparamter dxf.applet.gui.descr above). |
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| wide.line.fill | true or false | When set to true, then wide polylines are drawn filled. |