Adding HTML output TO J3D

Hi all;
i want to show HTML page on a java 3D object say a on a face of a Cube or Sphere.
plz suggest something..
Thanks in advance!!

Hi Shendi,
Probable solution for doing this is as
1> Try to capture HTML output
2> Write the captured HTML output to the Buffered Image
3> Use that buffered image for displaying it on Java 3D/2D Object.
Hope this will work. Only thing is that the HTML page will not interact like in web browser, because 3D/2D deals with images.
Regards

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Adding HTML output TO J3D object

Hi all;
i want to show HTML page on a java 3D object say on a face of a Cube or Sphere.
plz suggest something..
already posted in J3D forum.
Thanks in advance!!

Is there anything like HTML loaders or something of this sort so as to load a interactive webpage on face of the cube and not the image of the page??

Image path in HTML output

Hi all,
I'm trying to deliver a BI report using the ftp device.
The report is delivered in HTML format correctly, but
when I try to open it, images that should display charts
are not visible.
Giving a look at the HTML code I've noticed that the image
source path is:
<img src="/xmlpserver/xdo/tmp/xdoimgZA4ql3v7Hz31567.gif">
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report is delivered?
Thank you in advance,
Roberto

If you were to output the same report as PDF instead of HTML, I'm guessing the PDF file would contain the actual image. (Am I right anyone?) However, when you output as HTML, there is no way to embed an image in the HTML output.
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After you FTP the output to another server, the <img src> reference is no longer valid, because the path in the src attribute is relative to the HTML file itself. The FTP'd report might show the image if you edit the HTML file so the src attribute includes the full URL to the image:
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http://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/2006/10/31/
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Because adding that bit of text to the page will make the page bigger...
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Hello Brian and Marcel:
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information about this? I am dying for a solution. If anybody
has a solution, please share with us. Thanks.
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have
: been searching this topic for long time, still I can not have
: right materials. Recently AMAZON (www.amazon.com) will have
: Oracle JDeveloper 2.0 (ISBN: 0072120983) on the market, but
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are
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Hello to all,
take a look at the following code copied from a View
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Reports 3/6i HTML Output Print problem

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Jeff
Edited by: user13111861 on Jul 10, 2012 6:43 PM
Edited by: user13111861 on Jul 10, 2012 7:51 PM

>
As a result, at this point in time my only available tool to run the OTL_Diag.sql script (provided by Oracle Support) is SQL Developer
>
Then you will have to edit the script, break it into pieces, execute each piece manually and save the output to feed into the next piece as required based on what the script is actually doing. Don't post the script or contents as that will likely violate your support agreement.
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Even if you appear to be successful you will still have an issue when you communicate the results of your 'test' to Oracle support and they determine you didn't follow their instructions to use the proper tool.
Sounds like your management is either ignorant or incompetent so I suggest you cover yourself by documentating the instructions from Oracle support and the direct orders you were given to disregard those instructions. No need to discuss that issue further but clearly there are resources available somewhere in the org that has the proper privileges or they wouldn't be able to maintain and support the database. If they want to pay for support they should heed their advice. Nuff said.

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> I do suppose there is always the option of continuing to
author using RoboHelp for Word. After all, you may use this
> to produce HTML Help and WebHelp outputs too. But if you
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created to work with HTML files, but that doesn't automatically
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hi
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Have a Nice day.

Please state which BI Publisher version you are using.
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