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Article #16772Re: Referring to URL memory
From: Michael A. Long
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 00:00
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Not sure if you can do it from a string object but if you have a document on the web, you can use the AppletContext.showdocument(url). Vasudevan Srinivasan wrote in message <36A3550F.FF80D497@netrisk.com>... >Hi >I have got a memory area (as String) which contains something like >"<HTML> ><BODY> >This is a text ></BODY> ></HTML>" > >basically the string is a series of html instructions. How do I convert >this to an java.net.URL object ? casting, of course, wont work. I need >send this to the browser to be displayed as HTML. I tried extending the >URL class and experimenting with URLStreamHandlerFactory (making it not >to recognize protocols etc. but little success so far). > >Thanks for any help >Vasu > > >
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