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Is there anyway to pass the parameters from java class to html page

 
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I have one URL and i have to pass some parameters to that URL dynamically. I have those parameters available in a core java class.
I have created some index.html and from there i am trying to redirect to that particular URL. But i do not know how to get the params from java class and pass to index.html.
Can anyone help me on this.

The requirement is, our's is a java standalone application and from there we are displaying URLs in IE browser within our standalone application using Jacozoom tool. We do not have any issues if the URL is static. But when we have to post parameters and if the URL is secure(https), then the problem arises. I tried to using below code. But the problem with this code is i cannot display the urls if it has https protocol. Java is expecting certificate in order to access the URL.
But we wanted to make it generic so that we dont need to keep every certificate in our libraries to access https urls. So we thought of creating index.html where it will redirect to required portal without certificate. Now the problem is it is not asking for any certificate, but how to pass the URL information(URL is dynamic, i should be able to display any https URL) to the html page? Because i have the URL information in my standalone application. how to make a relation between a core java file and a html file.

 
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To start with, what is the relation between the java class and the html? Is the java class (and html) on the server? Please TellTheDetails
 
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The requirement is, our's is a java standalone application and from there we are displaying URLs in IE browser within our standalone application using Jacozoom tool. We do not have any issues if the URL is static. But when we have to post parameters and if the URL is secure(https), then the problem arises. I tried to using below code. But the problem with this code is i cannot display the urls if it has https protocol. Java is expecting certificate in order to access the URL.
But we wanted to make it generic so that we dont need to keep every certificate in our libraries to access https urls. So we thought of creating index.html where it will redirect to required portal without certificate. Now the problem is it is not asking for any certificate, but how to pass the URL information(URL is dynamic, i should be able to display any https URL) to the html page? Because i have the URL information in my standalone application. how to make a relation between a core java file and a html file.

 
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