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Default browser object and imbedded applet - 06-04-2007, 10:35 AM

hello all,

i have used the browser objects (using vb6 and vb.net) in the past to do
many things "automatically" on the web. now i'm trying to "interact" with a
java applet on a website. I am new to java and java applets. After loading
the webpage that contains the applet into a browser object i was able to to
make simple calls to the java applet - calls such as .getcodebase and
..getparameter along with a few others.

i decompiled the java cl*** files for this applet (the web site stores them
in a zip file on your local drive) and found that there's mountains of
functions that make up this applet. sadly though, so far i have not been
able to call the same functions when using the approach that worked with
..getcodebase and the others.

it seems that any text/code that is part of the browser window (even if it
is also part of the applet) should somehow be exposable through the browser
object. i have searched the object endlessly and so far have not been able
to find much of the data the is displayed to the screen.

i know my details are sketchy here - but hopefully there's enough here to
help you help me.

thanks in advance for everyone's help!


   
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Default Re: browser object and imbedded applet - 06-04-2007, 10:35 AM

> exposable through the browser
> object.


That sounds like a Java question. No one here
can see your Java code to figure out the scope
or purpose of what you're trying to use. And most
of us probably can't make sense of it anyway.


   
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