JSObject

From: James David Miller (david_at_millersweb.com)
Date: 03/25/04


Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 17:28:40 GMT

Hello

I am new to java but have been doing programming for many years.

I am having trouble sorting out old information from current information
that I find on the net.

I need to have an Applet read data from the HTML document that started it.
Looking through things, I thought JSObject would be a good choice. Suns
website indicates that the requied jar file is came with 1.3. The 1.4
that I have doesn't have the jar file in it.
The question is, has sun come up with another way of doing this and
discontinued support for JSObject or do I just need to get the jar from
some where else?
I have read that browser support for JSObject isn't consistant from
browser to browser.

David Miller



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