In this case, I was interested in the event called Enter, which signifies the mouse pointer moving over our object. One of the actions available to the Image Strip object is an autoplay action, which, as the name implies, plays the Image Strip and starts the animation. With absolutely no programming and just a few mous e clicks and keystrokes, the action starts when the mouse enters the object and stops when the mouse leaves. I asked Jamba to compile my work and few moments later, I had an applet and an HTML page that contained a tag pointing to my new applet. Best of all, there is no need for plug-ins or long download times.
Steps are simple and fast and have no code.
I also had the option of specifying a browser, such as Netscape Communications Corp. Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer, to run the applets within. The Image Strip is only one of 20 available objects. Another choice, a browser object, lets you navigate the Internet. You can place various browser objects in your Web page, e ach serving as the action associated with one or more events. The objects that you put in your canvas, and that eventually make up your page, are presented within Jamba in a tree view, so you can easily understand the i nteraction among all your objects.