How to call JCS in simple java class

I want to make a atsratup class and this class will have to communicate with a
java controls.But i am not able to create an instance of java control in simple
startup class.
IF any body has called java control in simple java class pls. let me know

Hi Surinder,
you can use (some types of) controls with the following code:
Class controlClass = Class.forName("mypackage.MyControl");
MyControl control = (MyControl)WlwProxy.create(controlClass, request);
control.callMethod();
Unfortunatelly it requires a request (or an URL), so you will need some
tricks to use it in a startup class.
This is an internal, undocumneted... call and does not set any
parameters of the control, so use it with care.
Let me know if you can solve your problem, pls
BR,
don
surinder wrote:
I want to make a startup class and this class will have to communicate with a java
controls.But i am not able to create an instance of java control in simple startup
class.
IF any body has called java control in simple java class pls. let me know
"surinder" <[email protected]> wrote:
I want to make a atsratup class and this class will have to communicate
with a
java controls.But i am not able to create an instance of java control
in simple
startup class.
IF any body has called java control in simple java class pls. let me
know

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