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Article #17113Re: HTML output - probably easy
From: William Yu
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1998 00:00
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"Daniel R. J. Lind" wrote: > > I want to use a Java applet to dynamically create HTML in another frame in a > standard browser. Is this easy to do? How do you do it? There is no easy way to do this. Possible options: 1. Run servlets or CGI scripts on your web server. Have the applet communicator back to the web server to transmit the HTML output there. Then use showDocument with a CGI URL that will tell the server to display the stored HTML output. 2. Open a socket connection on port 80 to the browser. Have the browser show in the target frame the URL http://localhost. Then transmit the HTML output to the browser with all the appropriate HTTP tags. (Not sure if this is possible.) 3. Have an applet in the target frame with a HTML parser component. Use some form of interapplet communication (static class variables, infobus, etc.) to transmit the HTML content to the target applet. I recommend #3.
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