IE Mozilla in Java

[dianac10]

Hi :)
Could you tell me if there is any possible way to start IE or Mozilla in Java using Swing/AWT components? I don't want just to load html in jeditorpane, i want to really start ie or mozilla.
Thanks.

[javaAddict]

I think applets is what you are looking for.

[dianac10]

No. I didn't mean applet. I want to have a frame and in that frame to have a component in which i can open ie or mozilla.

[javaAddict]

I don't think that this is possible. If someone else thinks otherwise, correct me.

[peter_budo]

Here is what you looking for http://www.centerkey.com/java/browser/

[dianac10]

No :) This openes a mozilla browser ... i want it to be shown in a jframe. I need some component that can support javascript too :)

[javaAddict]

You cannot show html in a JFrame.
javascript goes in html code.

html and JFrame are 2 different ways to create GUIs. The first needs a browser (and sometimes a running server) and the other a JVM

[Ezzaral]

No, simply no, you cannot load an external browser program into a JFrame. They are not Java components - they are standalone programs.

[dianac10]

It can be done:)
Try looking at webrenderer or native swing or jrex (it says it only works on linux). I tested the first two and they work :)

[Ezzaral]

And those are not opening IE or Firefox in a Java frame - they are Java component implementations of a standards-compliant browser.

[dianac10]

That was what i was looking for. Sorry if i didn't made myself understood well:)

[peter_budo]

Hi :)
Could you tell me if there is any possible way to start IE or Mozilla in Java using Swing/AWT components? I don't want just to load html in jeditorpane, i want to really start ie or mozilla.
Thanks.

That was what i was looking for. Sorry if i didn't made myself understood well:)

Well you made mess out of it :D