HTML from Applet

How can we call HTML page from applet.
My requirement is when a button or a menu option in an applet is clicked, a HTML page should be opened.

Maybe you can find the answer here
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=792441
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/deployment/applet/browser.html
Satanduvel

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Posting html from applet

Hello,
I am developing an application which helps users to enter metadata of their resources offline. the user is supposed to download my application first and does not require to be online later. the html page intiates an applet where in the author has to enter the data. after submitting this data i want the applet to generate data using html code so that the user can copy it and place the html code on his document.
if anybody has some example code or some suggestions please post them.
regards,
srujana

Andrew
Thanks for your speedy reply, but I am not sure if this is actually what I an looking for. I will do some tests and come back to you if it is working... Tyanks once again for your assistance...
Kind Regards
Manie

Open html file from Applet

Hi,
I need to open html file from applet, the html file is placed in my local system, it is not open. the code is below, please can u tell where i did wrong.
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.net.*;
<applet code="Resource.class" width="400" height="400"></applet>
public class Resource extends Applet implements ActionListener
Button b = null;
public void init(){
b= new Button("Click");
add(b);
b.addActionListener(this);
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae){
try
URL adress = new URL(getDocumentBase(), "html_code.htm");
getAppletContext().showDocument(adress, "_blank");
System.out.println("Execut inside"+adress);
}catch(MalformedURLException e){
System.out.println("Eror in Display");
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Don't cross post
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=633500

Code to read local notepad.txt from applet

Hi.
Further to my (unanswered) queries about reading a notepad.txt file from the local directory i.e. the same directory from which the html and applet were launched, the following code is supposed to be able to read the local file. It failed to do so both in Netscape 7.1 and in IE5
I've also received conflicting advices : some says we can read local files without using a signed applet or chaning the ACL, whereas others I'll need to use signed applets and / or acl to allow the applet to read a local file.
My research has shown that java applets are supposed to be able to read local files. Has something changed:
public class FileAccess extends Applet
   implements ActionListener {
   Button loadButton, saveButton;
   TextField filename;
   TextArea content;
   String browserName;
   boolean securitySupported = false;
   public void init() {
     setLayout(new FlowLayout());
     Label label =
       new Label("Simple file editor");
     add(label);
     loadButton = new Button("Load");
     saveButton = new Button("Save");
     add(loadButton);
     add(saveButton);
     loadButton.addActionListener(this);
     saveButton.addActionListener(this);
     filename = new TextField(20);
     add(filename);
     content = new TextArea(5,20);
     add(content);
     browserName = System.getProperty("java.vendor");
     if (browserName.indexOf("Netscape") > -1)
        securitySupported = true;
     setSize(200, 200);
   public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) {
     if (securitySupported) {
        if (evt.getSource() == saveButton) {
           PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalFileAccess");
           try {
              FileWriter aWriter = new FileWriter(filename.getText(), false);
              aWriter.write(content.getText());
              aWriter.flush();
              aWriter.close();
           catch(Exception e) {
             e.printStackTrace();
        else if (evt.getSource() == loadButton) {
           PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalFileAccess");
           try {
              BufferedReader aReader =
                 new BufferedReader
                    (new FileReader(filename.getText()));
              content.setText(aReader.readLine());
              aReader.close();
           catch(Exception e) {
             e.printStackTrace();
      else {
        getAppletContext().showStatus("security not installed");
}

Hi acinhk,
I read your note with great interest. I am trying to solve almost exactly the same problem as you are -
Reading a .txt file in IE5 from the same directory where the html and the applet were lauched.
Your code looks fine to me.
My code is very similar, and again generates a security exception - as I am having the same problem you had getting around Java security.
If you have been able to solve the problem, can you please let me know what you did.
Any modifications to your sample code that actually made it work would be greatly appreciated.
Also, is signing the applet to read a local file under IE5 really necessary ?
Can the file be read from the local IE file system without signing the applet ?
Please let me know your thoughts.
Thanks !
drbob

Finally.... Video captured from applet in Vista!!

Hello!
Hurray!! finally I can see myself smiling and waving back in browser in Vista.
I mentioned in another thread just a day earlier that I will post a new topic if I succeed in capturing from applets in Vista, so thats what I am doing.... This thread is all about how achieved it.
I have seen many posts mentioning problems in capturing from applets in vista. I was also one of the sufferer. And most people including me blamed that on restricted sandbox of Vista. But surprisingly it was all about classpath.
I think I mentioned in some earlier thread that the 'Java console' shows the classpath to be *"{JREHOME}/classes"* instead of the classpath specified in CLASSPATH environment variable. You can check that by pressing 's' which *'dumps system and deployment properties'* in the Java Console. You can check the classpath by noting the value of *"java.class.path"* field which for my case was"C:\\PROGRA~1\\Java\\jre6\\classes". This turned out to be the main problem. The applet was not accessing any classes from the real CLASSPATH instead it was considering the classpath to be jrehome/classes. So, now I had enough hint what to do next. I simply created a folder 'classes' in {JREHOME} and copied the jmf registry files to that folder. By registry files I mean *'jmf.properties'* and *'jmf.properties.orig'* files in *'{JMF Install}/lib'* folder (actually i don't which among them has got some thing to do with the registry but I copied them both). So, after doing this, all my capture applets, whether signed or unsigned started running. Earlier they all were throwing *"java.lang.RuntimeException: No permission to capture from applets"* exception even after I have allowed capture from applets in JMF registry. That was perhaps not taking affect because of classpath issues. So, thats the story.... if someone faces the same problem he can use this workaround or you can say hack ;-)
Some questions which can be asked from me would be:
1- Did you set your CLASSPATH environment variable correctly?
ans: Yes, infact all my jmf applications were running correctly, the problem was only with the applets.
2- What classpath other systems (e.g. XP) mention in the Java console ?
ans: surprisingly, the same classpath that Vista mentions i.e. {JREHOME}/classes. I tested on XP-SP3, but it supposedly had access to the real CLASSPATH also.
3- Is this problem really Vista specific?
ans: Can't say... but it can be. It maybe the case that Vista does not allow access to real CLASSPATH, but this problem can easily be my system specific, it would be called a general vista problem if this happens on all Vista systems, I need volunteers for this test. captfoss, can you please test this on your system? :)
4- Is this problem JMF specific?
ans: Chances are low. I am going to test this by making my own test library and adding it to classpath and then try to access it via applet. If this fails then this problem is not JMF specific.
Drawbacks of this work around:
1- This can be a pain for ordinary users , copying registry files from JMF/lib to JRE/classes.
2- Whatever you change in JMF registry would not be effective to the applets. As the old registry files are to be replaced with new registry files every time JMF registry is changed for changes to take effect in applets.
The real big question:
How can we force Vista to look in the real CLASSPATH? this is the real question, if this can be done just by changing some settings then all this workaround is useless :) I am looking forward to the answer of this question.....
captfoss, I would highly appreciate your comments.
Thanks for reading this rather long post.... :)
Thanks!

A couple of comments here...the answer is, in fact, no, you didn't set your classpath correctly. One, you're probably using a JAR file to run your applet from (I'm not an applet programmer but I do believe that a JAR is required) which do not use the environment's classpath, they use their manifest classpath. No, the applet was not jared.
Second, I believe that the browser itself specifies its own classpath, which you cannot modify. I believe this would be considered a security feature...Both IE7 and firefox3 fail.
"You have little control over the CLASSPATH used by a browser for an Applet"
[http://mindprod.com/jgloss/classpath.html]
Ok this maybe the reason, I will go through the link....
2- What classpath other systems (e.g. XP) mention in the Java console ?
ans: surprisingly, the same classpath that Vista mentions i.e. {JREHOME}/classes. I tested on XP-SP3, but it supposedly had access to the real CLASSPATH also. There isn't a "real" CLASSPATH, there is just the classpath stored as an environmental variable. It's no more or less real than the one in the browser.Thats what I thought.... but I think {JREHOME}/classes is the default class path used by the jre whether we set any CLASSPATH variable or not it would be there, something of that sort.....
Lots of possibilities, but my best guess is that Vista doesn't let code running in the browser read environmental variables.Yes, I fully agree with this. I think I should file a bug report.
4- Is this problem JMF specific?
ans: Chances are low. I am going to test this by making my own test library and adding it to classpath and then try to access it via applet. If this fails then this problem is not JMF specific. Definately not. It would apply to any code that wants to access something on the classpath. You are right... as I said I would test it, I tested by making a small library, added it to classpath, made an application and an applet. As expected, the aplication worked while the applet failed.
Any application with a custom classpath would be affected.I don't understand what you mean here, do you mean 'Class-path' header in jar manifest?
I like the "installation requirement" part. I'd suggest looking into that. Alternately, there may be something in the security settings to allow access to environmental variables.I will try to look into both.
I just tried this statement in applet:
System.out.println( System.getProperty( "java.class.path" ) );It threw this exception:
Exception: java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.util.PropertyPermission java.class.path read)
I don't know what conclusion should I draw from this... this does mean applet has no right to know what the classpath is.... but this doesn't mean even jre plugin responsible for running applet does not know what the classpath is :)
Finally, I want to say that due to some problems I could not post earlier, and I may not post for few more days. But I appreciate your comments and would appreciate more of them.
Thanks!

How to call JSP page from applet?

I have some page1.jsp from which I call applet.
User works with this applet but some information does not in date inside applet.
So user click on some component at applet (some button etc.) and now I would like to do this:
1) open new window;
2) call page2.jsp at this new window.
The reason is that page2.jsp will read some data from database and then displays it in HTML inside page2.jsp itself. It is not necessary to pass these date back to applet for displaying them inside of applet.
So user then can have 2 windows: page1.jsp with applet and page2.jsp with some details information.
But I DO NOT know how to call page2.jsp from applet, and do ti in a new window. Is it possible and how?
Thanks
Mirek

import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class MainMenu extends JApplet implements ActionListener
     private JMenuBar mbar;
     private JMenu Master,Leave,Report,Logout;
     private JMenuItem UserMaster,DeptMaster,DesignationMaster,LeaveAvailable,LeaveApply,Generate;
     private JPanel jp;
     public void init()
          mbar=new JMenuBar();
          Master=new JMenu("Master");
          Leave=new JMenu("Leave");
     Report=new JMenu("Report");
          Logout=new JMenu("Logout");
          UserMaster=new JMenuItem("UserMaster");
          UserMaster.setMnemonic('U');
          DeptMaster=new JMenuItem("DeptMaster");
          DeptMaster.setMnemonic('D');
          DesignationMaster=new JMenuItem("DesignationMaster");
          DesignationMaster.setMnemonic('D');
          LeaveAvailable=new JMenuItem("LeaveAvailable");
          LeaveAvailable.setMnemonic('L');
          LeaveApply=new JMenuItem("LeaveApply");
          LeaveApply.setMnemonic('L');
          Generate=new JMenuItem("Generate");
          Generate.setMnemonic('G');
          Master.add(UserMaster);
          Master.add(DeptMaster);
          Master.add(DesignationMaster);
          mbar.add(Master);
          Leave.add(LeaveAvailable);
          Leave.add(LeaveApply);
          mbar.add(Leave);
          Report.add(Generate);
          mbar.add(Report);
          mbar.add(Logout);
          UserMaster.addActionListener(this);
          DeptMaster.addActionListener(this);
          DesignationMaster.addActionListener(this);
          LeaveAvailable.addActionListener(this);
          LeaveApply.addActionListener(this);
          Generate.addActionListener(this);
          Logout.addActionListener(this);
          mbar.setVisible(true);
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          con.add(mbar,BorderLayout.NORTH);
     public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae){
          if(ae.getSource()==UserMaster)
          }

How to Run EXE From Applet...

Hi everyone...
I want to run EXE from Applet ...
I tried it .. It runs good at Normal Case...
But when I embed it with HTML it provides Access Denied Exception...
can anyone give me the idea for Invoking an EXE From Applets loaded in browser....

Hi,
Your applet must be signed.
Hope that help,
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Problem in sending image from applet to servlet

dear friends,
i have a need to send an image from applet to servlet via HttpConnection and getting back that image from applet.
i am struggling with this sice many hours and got tired by searching any post that would help me but haven't got yet.
i tried using this code but it dosent make any execution sit right. i got NPE at ImageIcon.getDescription() line;
at applet side
      jf.setContentPane(getJContentPane());
                 FileDialog fd=new FileDialog(jf,"hi");
                 fd.setMode(FileDialog.LOAD);
                 fd.setVisible(true);
                 v=new Vector();
                 try{
                           FileInputStream fis=new FileInputStream(new File(fd.getDirectory()+fd.getFile()));
                           byte[] imgbuffer=new byte[fis.available()];
                           fis.read(imgbuffer);
                           ImageIcon imgdata=new ImageIcon(imgbuffer);
                           v.add(0,imgicon);
                            String strwp ="/UASProject/Storeimage";
                            URL servletURL = new URL(getCodeBase(),strwp);
                            HttpURLConnection servletCon = (HttpURLConnection)servletURL.openConnection();
                            servletCon.setDoInput(true);
                            servletCon.setDoOutput(true);
                            servletCon.setUseCaches(false);
                            servletCon.setDefaultUseCaches(false);
                            servletCon.setRequestMethod("POST");
                            servletCon.setRequestProperty("Content-Type", "application/octet-stream");
                            servletCon.connect();
                            ObjectOutputStream oboutStream = new ObjectOutputStream(servletCon.getOutputStream());
                            oboutStream.writeObject(v);
                            v.remove(0);
                            oboutStream.flush();
                            oboutStream.close();
                            //read back from servlet
                            ObjectInputStream inputStream = new ObjectInputStream(servletCon.getInputStream());
                             v= (Vector)inputStream.readObject();
                             imgicon=(ImageIcon)v.get(1);
                             showimg.setIcon(imgicon);
                             this.getContentPane().validate();
                             this.validate();
                            inputStream.close();
                         // repaint();
                 }catch(Exception e){e.printStackTrace();} and this is at servlet side
        try {
                     Vector v=new Vector();
                     ObjectInputStream inputFromjsp = new ObjectInputStream(request.getInputStream());
                      v = (Vector)inputFromjsp.readObject();
                      imgicon=(ImageIcon)v.get(0);
                      inputFromjsp.close();
                      System.out.println(imgicon.getDescription());
                      v.remove(0);
                      v.add(1,imgicon);
//sending back to applet
                       response.setContentType("application/octet-stream");
                      ObjectOutputStream oboutstream=new ObjectOutputStream(response.getOutputStream());
                      oboutstream.writeObject(v);
                      oboutstream.flush();
                      oboutstream.close();
               } catch (Exception e) {e.printStackTrace();} i really need your help. please let me out of this headche
thanks
Edited by: san_4u on Nov 24, 2007 1:00 PM

BalusC wrote:
san_4u wrote:
how can i made a HttpClient PostMethod using java applets? as i have experience making request using HttpURLConnection.POST method. ok first of all i am going make a search of this only after i will tell. please be onlineOnce again, see link [3] in my first reply of your former topic.
yeah! i got the related topic at http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=HttpClient_FileUpload. please look it, i am reading it right now and expecting to be reliable for me.
well what i got, when request made by html code(stated above) then all the form fields and file data mixed as binary data and available in HttpServletRequest.getinputstream. and at servlet side we have to use a mutipart parser of DiskFileItemFactory class that automatically parse the file data and return a FileItem object cotaing the actual file data,right?.You can also setup the MultipartFilter in your environment and don't >care about it further. Uploaded files will be available as request attributes in the servlet.is the multipartfilter class file available in jar files(that u suggested to add in yours article) so that i can use it directly? one more thing the import org.apache.commons.httpclient package is not available in these jar files, so where can got it from?
one mere question..
i looked somewhere that when we request for a file from webserver using web browser then there is a server that process our request and after retrieving that file from database it sends back as response.
now i confused that, wheather these webservers are like apache tomcat, IBM's webspher etc those processes these request or there is a unique server that always turned on and process all the request?
because, suppose in an orgnisation made it's website using its own server then, in fact, all the time it will not turned on its server or yes it will? and a user can make a search for kind of information about this orgnisation at any time.
hopes, you will have understand my quary, then please let me know the actual process
thanks
Edited by: san_4u on Nov 25, 2007 11:25 AM

How read a file from applet?

Hello.
I have an applet which is in a signed jar file. And a configuration xml file. All I want to do is to put it near the jar file and access to it from applet. But applet cannot find it. I just want to read it simply. Also I don�t want to put it in a specified location on the server and want to have it near the jar file.
Thanks very much.

Check the API doc for Applet (that's java.applet.Applet). You call myApplet.getDocumentBase() to get the base URL (directory). I believe the base URL returned is actually the base URL of the HTML doc which your applet is embedded in. Add your xml filename to the end of the path. Then look at the API doc for java.net.URLConnection. You can call myURLConnection.getInputStream() to get an input stream of your xml.
Nick

Calling Java Script Function from Applet

How can I call the Java Script method from Applet. This should work both on IE and NN running on both Windows NT and solaris. I know it is possible to call the function in Java script using JSObject. But I don't have JSObject at run time. Please let me know how to call Java Script function from applet without using JSObject.

For Java <-> JavaScript communication in Netscape / Mozilla see:
http://devedge.netscape.com/library/manuals/2000/javascript/1.5/guide/lc.html#1014290
http://devedge.netscape.com/library/manuals/2000/javascript/1.5/guide/lc.html#1008480

Calling EJB from applet

Hi friends,
I have a problem of caling EJB from applet.that too from browser.
Through dos prompt,I am able to set the classpath and then open the applet and then call the EJB.but thru browser i am encontering two problems,
First,The codebase of applet is not being set and i am unable to view the applet.
Second,my Initial Context Factory is not being found it is giving error as
Cannot instantiate class: com.evermind.server.rmi.RMIInitialContextFactory.I am using oracle app server Oc4j2.
can any one help me out.
i am able to get output thru dos prompt where i can set classpath

kyren,
he has used something called HTML ConvertersDepends on the version of the plug-in you are using.
(I'm sorry, but I couldn't find that detail in any of your posts!)
You have to use the (HTML) converter with java version 1.3 (for example), but you don't have to with java version 1.4.
thru my jbuilder version i am able to solve my
problem.
but thru browser,i am first of all not able to
display applet.That's because "JBuilder" uses the appletviewer to display the applet (and not a browser).
I Think for normal displaying applet we don't need of
signed or unsigned applet.when calling ejb we may
require.As Anupama has stated, the "codebase" attribute of the applet tag must be relative to the directory where the HTML file (containing the "applet" tag) is located. Where I work, we also use the "archive" attribute that tells the applet where to download the JAR files from. In order to lookup your ejb from your applet, you need (at least) the "oc4jclient.jar" file.
By the way, if you want your name to appear next to your posts (instead of your ID number), you need to update your profile. Click on the "Forum Settings" link at the top of the (Web) page.
Good Luck,
Avi.

Passing information from applet to java script of same browser

Hi
i want to pass some information from applet button click to same browser window html elements where applet exist. how it can be possible
Thanks
Dev

Use JSObject:
html file:
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              height="0" width="0" >
        <param name="code" value="someApplet.class" />
        
        <object classid="java:someApplet.class"
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                mayscript=true>
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      </object>
<LABEL id="lblOutputText">This text is the HTML text </LABEL>applet
// new class for jsObject!!!! compile this: javac -classpath "C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0\lib\plugin.jar" someApplet.java
// since jaws.jar does not exsist anymore
// in 1.4.0 to compile: javac -classpath "C:\j2sdk1.4.0_03\jre\lib\jaws.jar" someApplet.java
// for msjvm use the -source 1.3 -target 1.1 option so the command looks like this:
// javac -source 1.3 -target 1.1 -classpath "C:\j2sdk1.4.0_03\jre\lib\jaws.jar" someApplet.java
import netscape.javascript.*;
public class someApplet extends java.applet.Applet {
    JSObject win;
    public void init() {
         try{
             win = JSObject.getWindow(this);
// you need win.eval("window.close();"); // to close the window. if the current window is not a popup
// opened by a parent with window.open than the user will get a waring, your next question probably will
// be "can I stop this warning" and the answer is simple: NO
             JSObject textBoxLabel = (JSObject) win.eval("document.getElementById('lblOutputText')");
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        }catch(Exception e){
             e.printStackTrace();
}

Passing values from applet using POST method to PHP page

Hello there ;)
I realy need a help here.. I`ve been working all day on sending mail from applet. I didn`t succeed bcs of the security restrictions.
So I decided just to pass arguments into PHP page, which process them and send e-mail to me.
So here is the problem.. I need to send String variables througth POST into my php page. Now I`m using GET method, but I need more than 4000 characters.
My actual solution is:
URL url = new URL("http://127.0.0.1/index.php?name=" + name + "&message=" + message);
this.getAppletContext().showDocument(url,"_self");I really need to rewrite it into POST. Would you be so kind and write few lines example [applet + php code]? I`ve already searched, googled, etc.. Pls don`t copy links to other forums here, probably I`ve read it.
Thanx in advance to all :)

hi!
i`ve got some news about my applet.. so take this applet code:
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    try
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      String parametersAsString = "msg=ahoj&to=world";
      byte[] parameterAsBytes = parametersAsString.getBytes();
      // send parameters to server
      URL url = this.getCodeBase();
      url = new URL(url + "spracuj.php");
      URLConnection con = url.openConnection();
      con.setDoOutput(true);
      con.setDoInput(true); // only if reading response
      con.setUseCaches(false);
      con.setRequestProperty("Content=length", String.valueOf(parameterAsBytes.length));
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      oStream.flush();
      String line="";
      BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(con.getInputStream()));
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       JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, aLine);
       if(aLine.equals("")) break;
      in.close();
      oStream.close();
    catch (Exception ex)
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}here is code of spracuj.php which is on server:
<?php
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?>it has only 1 problem.. when i test it on my localhost, everything seems to be all right. but when i post it to my server, i got IOException HTTP 400 error code :( where is the problem? please help me, i`m so close :D thanx

Remove HTML from Interactive report download

I have interactive reports where the column link on a specific column has to be dynamic, that means, it cannot be hard coded in the column link attributes. The following is an example of one such report query:
case when d.object_type_description ='Business Service' then
'< href="f?p='||:app_id||':183:'||:app_session||'::::P183_OBJECT_ID:'||d.id||'">'||d.object_name||'</>'
when d.object_type_description = 'Real Time Event' then
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else
   null
end as "OBJECT NAME"As you see in the above example, the link on the "Object Name" column could either redirect to page 183 or to page 162 based on the "Object Type Description" column.
The column attribute of the "Object Name" column has "Display Type" set to "Standard Report Column". That works perfectly fine in the UI of the report. However, if I download the IR data (in any format) from the Actions -> Download menu, the object name column values are downloaded with the HTML characters as:
< href="f?p=15548:183:6072319179284::::P183_OBJECT_ID:255245470513999672860510787772603748464">JP010000</>where JP010000 is the object name.
Is there a way I can strip the HTML from the column values in the downloaded files?
I am using Apex 4.1.

Rohit,
You can define the link in the query, make it hidden, use the value as column link URL. So, your query will look like the following:
d.object_name,
case when d.object_type_description ='Business Service' then
    'f?p='||:app_id||':183:'||:app_session||'::::P183_OBJECT_ID:'||d.id
when d.object_type_description = 'Real Time Event' then
    'f?p='||:app_id||':162:'||:app_session||'::::P162_OBJECT_ID:'||d.id
else
   null
end linkChange the display type of LINK column to Hidden. In column link, enter #OBJECT_NAME# as Link Text. Select URL as Target. Enter #LINK# as URL value. In APEX 4.2, you can do this in easier way by defining HTML Column Expression.
Regards,
Christina
Edited by: cbcho on Sep 27, 2012 11:35 AM

Can I import HTMLs from inside the project and use as portlet page ?

As you know, I am using Java Studio Creator 2 Update 1 for my current portal project. I have created JSR-168 JSF Portlet Project for my portlet development.
As I have some html pages ready for my development,
Can I import HTMLs from inside the project and use as portlet page for my project?
I did the followings steps:
1: In side the project - File -> Add Existing Item -> Web Page ( imported test.html page from my local folder)
2: Let it convert some of the tags for me ( so now it becomes - �test.jsp� )
3: Set it to initial view.
4. A default portlet page � newPortletPage.jsp is still there with no initial view.
Now after doing this, No Visual Designer and Properties window available to for that �test.jsp� page. Though it allowed me to �build� the project successfully.
When I build and run the portlet application, got the error message �Error occurred in portlet!� on Pluto Portal. Please advice.

You do not open fcpproject files. You don't double click or anything else. The files have to be in the correct folder structure in the Final Cut Projects folder and the application opens them automatically. Can you post screen shots of the Final Cut Projects folder and its location.

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