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David:

I'm not sure about the "doability" of the rest of your post, but if the
browser is netscape it takes a command line argument of a URL and launches
to that point.  You could do a runtime.exce() of Netscape with that argument
to get you to that first spot.

I don't think you'll be able to effectively "drive" netscape from a Java
Applet, however.

-Rich

David C. Jacobson wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Does anyone have an example of some Java code that causes the Web
> browser goto a given URL (display a specified HTML page)?  I've read
> some thread about the JavaSoft HTML bean for displaying HTML within the
> Java applet and/or application, but I'm not interested in something
> quite that advanced.
>
> I just want a JBCL button control in my Java application to cause the
> Web browser to follow a specified URL, or, if it's an applet, to go to
> the URL wiping out the page with the embedded applet, to which I can
> return to by using the browser's "back" button.  One step further, is it
> possible to export data out of the Java applet / application into the
> HTML page?
>
> Thanks in advance for any guidance,
>
> David C. Jacobson
> Catapult Systems Corp.
> mailto:dcj@launch.com