1)Use <iframe>
2)
HTML Code:
<applet style="" adblockframename="adblock-frame-n1"
adblockframedobject="true" adblockmatch="" adblocktype="5"
adblocklocation="http://200.47.122.70:8000/MovieApplet"
adblockdata="true" id="MoviePlayer" archive="MovieApplet.jar"
code="MovieApplet" codebase="http://200.47.122.70:8000" align="top"
height="481" hspace="0" vspace="0" width="641">
<param name="liveFileName" value="__live.jpg">
<param name="playFileName" value="__play.jpg">
<param name="screenWidth" value="640">
<param name="screenHeight" value="480">
<param name="viewWidth" value="640">
<param name="viewHeight" value="480">
<param name="directControl" value="1">
<param name="userid" value="">
<param name="password" value="">
<param name="timeout" value="5000">
<param name="port" value="8000">
</applet>
The
viewWidth and
viewHeight sets the current size of the shown image, just keep the
screenWidth and
screenHeight at the same value.
Take a look at the code of that "live feed" page, it has a nifty zoom manager aswell, which is handlet by some javascript