OpenGL in C++ displayed on a web browser using java??

I have a OpenGL application written in CPP that I would like to display on a web browser.
I was wondering if their is a way to do this using java. Maybe somekind of java wrap.
Thank you

Maybe some kind of ActiveX control perhaps ?
Not too familar with ActiveX programming though...
regards,
Owen

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