listen to an existing browser
- From: "Breaststroker" <myeo02@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Mar 2006 08:56:13 -0800
I am working on an existing implementation which uses
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("rundll32 url.dll, FileProtocolHandler " +
"http://www.login.website";);
To point to an url when a user has performed an action on the Java
Application in Windows OS. There is a chance that this browser will be
behind the Java Application. Note the task manager has been disabled
in the Java Application. In order to bring it back, I need to either
create a console so that the user can toggle between the Java
Application and the browser or I will need to be able to bring the same
browser back without pointing to "http://www.login.website"; all the
time. I did some search online and found someone mentioned something
about browser plug in. I do not have much experience on developing a
browser plug in and like to do it as soon as possible. Anyone has any
suggestion.
Thanks,
Breaststroker
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