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Re: Get JEditorPane to display new URL...
Hello Mike:
To get the browser to navigate to any URL, pass in the URL object to:
getAppletContext().showDocument(url);
To get a new browser window to pop up, use the same method (overloaded) and
pass in the URL and a frame name - in this case "_blank":
getAppletContext().showDocument(url, "_blank");
HTH,
Tom Duffy
"Mike Jewson" <mjewson@knovel.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have created a JEditorPane that will show HREFs to pages in an Applet.
>
>I can get the URL that the HREF is pointing to.
>I don't want the JEditorPane to display the new URL.
>
>How do I get the web browser to follow that link??
>or
>Could I have a new web browser open that is directed to the new URL and
if
>so how??
>
>Thanks.
>
>Regards,
>Mike Jewson
>
>
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Get JEditorPane to display new URL...
Hello,
I have created a JEditorPane that will show HREFs to pages in an Applet.
I can get the URL that the HREF is pointing to.
I don't want the JEditorPane to display the new URL.
How do I get the web browser to follow that link??
or
Could I have a new web browser open that is directed to the new URL and if
so how??
Thanks.
Regards,
Mike Jewson
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