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Passing Info Out of an Applet

 
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Is it possible to pass out info, maybe just a numeric code, out of an applet to the calling web page so the code may be interrogated by Javascript?
 
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yeah
sure there is. look(on google) for JSObject which is a netscape.javascript package part and u'd find it in java40.jar file...
u've to just get a window object in the applet code that will refer to the page that has the applet and then u can invoke methods written in that page's javascript and that way u can pass the code...
e.g. if u'd the object jsObject in ur applet and u want to invoke javascript method x() in the applet's html page then u've to do,
JSObject window = JSObject.getWindow( this );
window.call("x",new Object[]{"arg1", "arg2"});
probably u'd find getMemeber() and all other functions reference in examples u'd find but i found it not working appropriately instead this getting window object and just call a method worked better for me...
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maulin
 
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its even easier
in jscript
var myValue = document.myApplet.getMyCode();
its that easy and the same for setters
just create properties in the applet
 
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