Open hyperlinks in a web browser in JavaHelp

Hi,
I am developing a helpsystem using JavaHelp 1.1.3. The problem is that I am unable to open an external weblink (e.g. www.google.com) in a browser.
When I try to open the weblink the application just hangs.
Please let me know if there is a workaround.
Regards
Ravi

The description for Javahelp 2.0 RC says this is because of the sandbox rules that apply within JavaHelp.
You could try setting application policies for the JavaHelp jars/classes.
hope this helps,
Thomas Nagel

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Parameter syntax Description of parameter Mandatory? Values accepted for parameter
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CUID
GUID
RUID
ParentID
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http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sPath=SalesReports&sDocName=Salesin+2003&sIDType=InfoObject
For Java implementations, use desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
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sReportName
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http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sType=wid&sDocName=Salesin2003&sReportName=FirstReportTab
For Java implementations, use desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
For .NET implementations, use InfoView/scripts/opendocument.aspx in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
sOutputFormat
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H (HTML)
P (PDF)
E (Excel)
W (Word)
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http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sPath=SalesReports&sDocName=Salesin+2003&sOutputFormat=E
For Java implementations, use desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
For .NET implementations, use InfoView/scripts/opendocument.aspx in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
sReportPart
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No
Name of the report part.
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http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sPath=SalesReports&sDocName=Salesin+2003&sReportPart=Part1
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sPartContext
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Yes if a value is specified for sReportPart
Data context of the report part.
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User (Link to latest instance owned by current user)
Last (Link to latest instance for report)
Param (Link to latest instance of report with matching parameter values)
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http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sPath=SalesReports&sDocName=Salesin+2003&sReportPart=Part1&sInstance=User
For Java implementations, use desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
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sReportMode
For Crystal targets only, indicates whether the link should open the full target report or just the report part specified in sReportPart.
No (default is Full)
Only applies if a value is specified for sReportPart
Full
Part
Example:
http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sPath=SalesReports&sDocName=Salesin+2003&sReportPart=Part1&sReportMode=Part
For Java implementations, use desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
For .NET implementations, use InfoView/scripts/opendocument.aspx in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
sRefresh
Indicates whether a refresh should be forced when the target document or report is opened.
No
Y (forces the document's refresh)
N (note that the refresh on open feature overrides this value)
Example:
http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sType=wid&sDocName=SalesReport&iDocID=2010&sRefresh=Y
For Java implementations, use desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
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sWindow
Indicates whether the target report will open in the current browser window or whether a new window will be launched.
No
Same (current browser window)
New (new browser window is launched)
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No
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No
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No
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Example:
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For Java implementations, use desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
For .NET implementations, use InfoView/scripts/opendocument.aspx in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
lsU
Specifies a URL to which the user is redirected.
Note:    Not supported by OLAP Intelligence
No
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Example:
http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sType=wid&sDocName=SalesReport&iDocID=2010&lsU=http://www.site.com
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For .NET implementations, use InfoView/scripts/opendocument.aspx in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
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Note:    Not supported by OLAP Intelligence
No
A prompt value that resolves the ambiguity in the SQL generation.
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http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sType=wid&sDocName=SalesReport&iDocID=2010&lsC=Sales
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For .NET implementations, use InfoView/scripts/opendocument.aspx in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
NAII
Forces the display of the prompt selection page.
Note:    Not supported by OLAP Intelligence
No
Y (all prompts whose values are passed with lsS, lsM or lsR are pre-selected)
N (displays only the prompts whose values passed with lsS, lsM or lsR)
Example:
http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise11/<platformSpecific>?sType=wid&sDocName=SalesReport&iDocID=2010&NAII=Y
For Java implementations, use desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter.
For .NET implementations, use InfoView/scripts/opendocument.aspx in place of the <platformSpecific> parameter
Edited by: Jamie Wiseman on Dec 3, 2009 10:01 AM

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Hi,
Welcome to Adobe forum,
As I understand you are trying to open the hyperlinks in a new window instead of a tab.
Well it is possible in Robohelp 8 HTML
Here are the steps which you need to follow.
1. Select the text Right click on it and then select Insert Hyperlink.
Once you click on the Insert Hyperlink another Popup window will appear in your screen.
You need to check this screenshot and select the appropriate option.
Try and generate the Webhelp and see if that helps you,
I hope that will resolve your issue.Please reply if that resolves your issue.
Thanks
Priyank

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