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You can pass values to and from Javascripts and Applets by using the
applet's
function call.

In the Html file where the applet resides:

<script language=Javascript>
function toApplet()
{
  document.fred.setValue(200)
}
function fromApplet()
{
  var val =  document.fred.getValue();
}
</script>

...
<applet code="app.class" name=fred>
</applet>

In the Class app.java:
----------------------
public int getValue()
{
   int value = 2126;
   return(value);
}
public void setValue(int newValue)
{
  int valueFromHtml = newValue;
}



MJR <Rao.Mohith@compaq.com> wrote in message
news:7jp1de$9ul$1@mailint03.im.hou.compaq.com...
> I wrote an applet which needs a cookie-value located on the parent html
> file.  Does anyone know how I could pass this value on to the applet.  I
> tried:
> <applet code=..........>
> <param name=cookieVal   value=GetCookie() >
> OR
> <param name=cookieVal   value=userName>
>
> where GetCookie() is a java script method defined earlier which returns
the
> cookie value, and userName is a java script variable defined earlier which
> is the cookie value.  But this stores "GetCookie()" and "userName"
> respectively as the parameter instead of the actual return value of the
> function/variable.  I guess my question is, then, how you can call a
script
> function/variable from HTML.
>
> Any help would be much appreciated.
>
>
>