Hey!
>>>>>>>
is looking for ways to diplay HTML *INSIDE* the applet (probably in some
>>>>>>>
I read the post. What I alluded to in my post, but didn't make clear
enough obviously, is he is making a design mistake. Until he reposts with
a more definitive description of what he needs to accomplish, we will not
know.
>>>>>>>
I am sure a poster that knows how to issue a GET from inside his applet
could probably have figured out how to send returning HTML to the
browser:-)
>>>>>>>
You are guessing.
If he really knew the above, then he would also know that what he is
asking for is an applet that is a browser. But then again, I am only
guessing. Let's wait for him.
BTW, you can stop smiling. I am aware that
this is a discussion. It's been nice sparring with you.
You set yourself up when you made the scientist-hat reference.
Sans adieu,
Danny Rubis
"K.V. Chandrinos" wrote:
> Danny Rubis wrote:
>
> Danny,
>
> pls. read the original post. He (can't tell from the name, no offense)
> is looking for ways to diplay HTML *INSIDE* the applet (probably in some
> Canvas). Look:
>
> <from original post>:
>
> > > > We have an applet which uses URL and URLConnection classes to
> > > > POST an HTTP request to a web server/app server combo,
> > > > and it can read the response, which is in HTML format, using
> > > > getInputStream on the URConnection object.. How can
> > > > this output be displayed as rendered HTML by the applet ?
> ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^
>
> and later on:
>
> > > > Or are there any (free) Java components which have this
> > > > functionality and can be included in the applet ?
> ^^^^^^^^
> I am sure a poster that knows how to issue a GET from inside his applet
> could probably have figured out how to send returning HTML to the
> browser:-)
>
> Even if he doesn't, rendering HTML *INSIDE* (sorry for screaming) an
> applet is another story though and if you or anyone has a solution, I
> would like to hear it. Again, it is bad as an idea but very useful
> sometimes.
>
> Either my English betrays me, or you are giving a valid solution to the
> wrong problem:-)
>
> Have fun,
> Kostas
>
> P.S. Applets will be around until the next thing that will give a
> superset of their functionalities. The Activator (1.2 plug-in) is more
> of a handicap than a solution. Me thinks. No hats:-) Check out the
> attack java-on-the-client is getting in a number of IEEE and other
> journals the past few months. But we are straying, this is a
> java-on-the-server forum.
>
> >
> > Hey!
> >
> > >>>>>> This procedure is NOT necessary
> > 1) get the Server write out a temp HTML page on the server under a
> > prespecified name
> > 2) get the applet display that page on the normal browser with
> > showDocument()
> > >>>>>>> But I may be wrong for I am not a "scientist" nor do I wear "hats"
> > <grin>
> >
> > Be confident that applets will be around for a looooong time.
> >
> > Sans adieu,
> > Danny Rubis
> >
>
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