How do i open browser in java application

hi....
please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
how do i open browser in java application ? ( for show javascript in java application)
thank you.......

You can run any program from java by doing
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("mybrowser myjavascriptfile.js");
The real question is why would you want to.
I would suggest you rethink whether running Javascript from Java is a good idea.

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hi.......
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thank you...
( i love java developer)

From java you can run any program. You can run javascript in a browser.
So you need to open a browser in java to run the javascript.
This is unlikely to have the desired effect however. Why do you want to this?

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or what is interpreter of vbscript for java ?
thank you?

There probibly isn't one.
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You must create :
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can anyone give tell the answer for this question "How many web.xml in a java application?"

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I havent heard of an application having more than 1 web.xml
How?It reads all the definitions of servlet mappings, filters, welcome-file etc from this file itself.
Where?From the following folder ...
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By the way ..... the way you questioned me was amuzing ... Why? How ?Where ? Its funny :D
I actually wanted to reply as below ..
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How do i show javascript into java application?

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( please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
how do i run javascript into java application ?( looks like microsoft frontpage )
thank you ?

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How to add images into a java application (not applet)

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I am new in java programming. I would like to know how to add images into a java application (not an applet). If i could get an standard example about how to add a image to a java application, I would apreciated it. Any help will be greatly apreciated.
Thank you,
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Closing the IE browser thro' Java application

Hi,
I have a requirement wherein I have to close the applications launched like (Internet exploer window) thro my java application.
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Thanks.

maybe this is because the code did not create the process directly, ao destory() method doesn't work as expected.
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