Hyperlink in java

Is it possible to create hyperlink in java. If so please give me some suggestions

use
getAppletContext().showDocument
(new URL("URL_TO_YOUR_IMAGE"));
getAppletContext().showDocument
(new URL("http://www.whatever.com"),"HTML FRAME
ID");
If "HTML frame ID" do not exists then a new browser
window will be opened. The following "HTML frame ID"
have special meanings :
"_self" current frame
"_parent" parent frame
"_top" base frame
"_blank" new window
a complete example of a button :
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.net.*;
ublic class GotoURLButton extends Applet implements
ActionListener {
tton b;
TextField t;
public void init() {
t = new TextField(20);
t.setText("URL_TO_YOUR_IMAGE");
add(t);
b = new Button("Go to this URL");
add(b);
b.addActionListener(this);
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae) {
if (ae.getSource() == b) {
try {
getAppletContext().showDocument(new
URL(t.getText()));
catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
is this your stock response to every "hyperlink in java" question?? what if the question isn't related to applets? what if it's not even related to web-based code at all?
@OP: you need to be a bit more specific about what you mean by "hyperlink". don't just give me a description of what a hyperlink does ("I want something where you click and it goes to the web page" isn't good enough). where do you want this link to be present? in a swing application? a JSP? an applet? where?

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Is there any way to determine if a link is a book mark or hyperlink in java script
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Now I have to manually set the pages that contain bookmarks so they are not included in the array.
Is there any way to determine if a link is a book mark or hyperlink in java script?
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thanks for your help.
I may have been confusing a "acrobat bookmark" and a bookmark in a word file that is converted to a pdf and ends up being a
link of the type:
"Go to a page in this document"
which I do not want in my array vs
a link of the action type:
"Open a web link"
Which I do want
John
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// for ( var p = 0; p < this.numPages; p++)                     // for each page of the file
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Hi John,
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I am new In Java Programming And i Want to create a Hyperlink OR URL in java Applet, How can be It possible?

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when will they finally make it possible to include a hyperlink in a javaapplication??? this is such a basic thing to have a link in your aboutbox that links to your homepage or email.
there are a few approaches but they are useless:
1. use applet.getAppletContext().showDocument(); to display a link.
useless because it works only for applets and not for standalone apps. additionally it would be stupid to put a link to my homepage in an applet which IS located on my homepage.
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Java is much more than just applets.Oh your right I forgot about servlets,jsp's and EJB's too. I use Java more for stand alone applications than I do for web based ones, but I would still consider it closly bound to the internet. J2EE is probably the most powerful platform for running web services. Might be a bad example for this case, since if you are running a servlet or Jsp you probably have your web browser open anyway, but my point is that although Java is a great language for stand alone applications, its real power is in web based enterprise applications, and without that feature I doubt it would have suceeded. If Java could only be used for desktop applications, I think the language would have never become the dominant force it has. I would say that gives it a binding with the internet.
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sloppy).I never said you couldn't write your own, JEditor pane is practically built for it, but there are definately situations where you would want to launch the browser registered with the system. With your own browser you have none of the personal security settings that the system browser already has set up. Then you also have to consider proxy settings and anything else specific to the browser they always use. Sure you can build that functionality in, but then your users have to set up your browser to work in thier environment, as well as the system browser. Just making more work for the user and yourself.
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Spawning a new browser in hyperlink in java/tomcat

Post Author: passionlessDrone
CA Forum: General
Hello friends -
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Post Author: passionlessDrone
CA Forum: General
Bump.
Surely someone has either solved this problem or deemed it impossible.
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