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Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 11:28:53 +0200
From: Peter Nabbefeld <Peter.Nabbefeld@gmx.de>
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Subject: Re: [jelly] Any chance to start a browser from a jelly script?
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Paul Libbrecht schrieb:

> But what does "go" mean ?
> - Bring the user there ?
> - Show it to the user (without necessarily much interaction) ?
> - Make the HTTP request ?
>
> paul
>
Hello Paul,

I just wanted to show some generated html files directly to show in the 
browser after creation, with all possible user interaction which is 
possible from the generated files, so a full featured browser is 
necessary. I've solved the problem in the meantime by using JDIC. As I 
need the browser for testing, this seems to be the best solution for me 
(BrowserLauncher does not seem to be updated for some time, so I don't 
know, if it will be compatible with new browser versions).

Kind regards

Peter Nabbefeld

> Le 3-Jul-04, � 17:21 Uhr, Peter Nabbefeld a �crit :
>
>> Paul Libbrecht schrieb:
>>
>>> Le 2-Jul-04, � 22:11 Uhr, Peter Nabbefeld a �crit :
>>>
>>>> is it possible to start a browser using a jelly script? I'd a look 
>>>> at the http taglib, but it seems, that I just can simulate a client 
>>>> as a sender/receiver of messages.
>>>
>>> As much as in Java...
>>> BrowserLauncher and such would do it (if I understand what you mean) ?
>>> It would also be easy to set-up an HTMLPane, or ? (it needs a few 
>>> callbacks to become a clickable browser) ?
>>> But in what is httpclient not enough for you ?
>>
>>
>> Thank You for Your answer. I just want to go to the index page of 
>> some generated HTML pages - independently if they contain JavaScript, 
>> VBScript, the latest CSS features or not.
>>
>> Kind regards
>>
>> Peter
>>
>>> paul
>>
>>
>>
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