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Leo:
Of course, putting the text files on the same web site as
your applet, you can use the URL class to open the files
and display them however you wish.


Regards,

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Leo Crawford wrote in message <67gi2a$eel9@forums.borland.com>...
>Hi,
>
>I've written a large project for my final year Computer Science project
>using JB, and I now have to demonstrate it, preferably as an applet.
>
>Essentially it takes input from two jbcl.control.TextAreaControl and places
>output in a third.  This is fine, but I have a number of common inputs
(i.e.
>files which I would like to be able to copy directly to one of the
>TextAreaControl's as the user's request).
>
>Currently I manually copy and paste from a text file, but I would like to
>improve this.  I know that I could simply copy the contents of a
>FileInputStream to a text string and then insert it, but this would cause
me
>Security problems I don't want to cope with.  Alternatively I could simply
>store the file as a text string using an assignment, and then set the
>TextArea Control to that String, however the files are too big to process
>manually.
>
>What I really want is someway of incorporating a number of text files in
the
>project, and deployment which can be accessed without any Security
problems.
>Is there any way to do this?
>
>Cheers
>
>Leo
>
>