Windows application inside jFrame

Is there away of displaying windows application such as word or excel document inside java application. For display purpose only. If so please share your code.
Thanks

there might be code that allows activeX objects to be embeded in Java apps, in which case, if the Windows app exposes itself as an ActiveX object, then it should work.

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         face = 1 + ( int ) ( Math.random() * 6 );
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import java.awt.event.*;
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Embedding Applet in native Windows Application

Hi!
I need to integrate applet into my windows application (MSVC).
The problem is displaying applet(s) within the application's main window (just like in browser).
Is there a way to do it? Using WebBrowser (IE) ActiveX component is unacceptable.
Perhaps there is documentation how to use JRE browser plugin, but googling yielded no results :(

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ActiveX bridge won't do, I have to load an applet from any .jar
The idea is to write kind of applet loader, which may be able to load jar and display applet.
To start with, I need to know the way of paiting Java application GUI (i.e. JFrame) inside the native window.
There is one way I've found. First, create borderless JFrame with some unique title, then use FindWindow in C++ Application to obtain HWND (window handle), and then call SetParent. I know there is more elegant way using JAWT to obtain HWND, the main problem is that Java window is rendered separately and only then becomes a part of native window, because HWND could be get on visible window only. This results unneccessary mess and flicking on screen for user.
So, how can I render Java GUI directly to native window?
I used search and haven't found solution.
Thank you!
PS found http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=52&threadID=5124062
but this guy haven't said how he ded that :(
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New Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10074 now available

New Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10074 now available, see here- http://blogs.windows.com/bloggingwindows/2015/04/29/new-windows-10-insider-preview-build-10074-now-a...
and from that page:
New Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10074 now available
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Hi everyone from the Build 2015 conference happening right now in San Francisco! If you haven’t already, check out Terry’s blog post about all the Windows 10 announcements we made today. If you’re at Build this week or at Ignite in Chicago next week – keep your eye out for me and say hello!
Today we have a new build available to both the Fast and Slow ring for Windows Insiders (that means we’ll have ISOs available too for those of you who like a clean install.) With this build we continue to evolve the features and design for Windows 10, and you’ll see a lot of subtle changes and improvements, many of which were influenced directly by Windows Insiders. One of those changes is the reintroduction of some Aero Glass elements in the UI, but there are many more things throughout the product as well. We continue to use your feedback directly day to day in how our feature teams operate, and we hope that Windows 10 will be the best version of Windows yet because you had a direct hand in its creation.
One other subtle change that you’ll notice is that we’ve changed how we talk about the builds from “Technical Preview” to “Insider Preview” to reflect the importance of the Windows Insider community in how we’re building Windows 10.
And speaking of Windows Insiders, we were super excited to host the 10 winners of our Windows Insiders to Campus contest in Redmond last week and hear their thoughts on the program and the product. We’ll share more on that soon.
Here is what’s newSome of the things that Joe demoed on stage earlier today during the Build keynote are not yet included in this build and will be in future builds. But we still have a bunch of new stuff for you to check out!
General UX improvements: We made a bunch of UX improvements with the last build and you’ll see even more in this build. For example, you’ll notice a new Live Tile animation for Start in addition to in addition to some performance and stability improvements for Live Tiles.
We’ve done work to better support high DPI displays. And we know many Windows Insiders are running multi-mon setups – often with 2 monitors with different DPI. You will start to see some work we’re doing to make sure core UX components in Windows scale correctly on both your monitors so things look nice regardless of DPI.
We’ve also heard loud in clear that many Windows Insiders want to see Aero Glass from Windows 7 make a comeback. We’ve been working out how to satisfy this request, and are trying some things out with this build to see how you like them. We’re running a little A/B test with this build. 50% of you will normal transparency on the Start menu and taskbar while the other 50% will see a blur effect on the Start menu and taskbar (like frosted glass). If Windows Insiders really like the blur effect, we will add it to more areas and even consider making it the default instead of standard transparency. Which one did you get? Send us feedback about it via the Windows Feedback app!
Even more improvements to Continuum: We’re continuing to make Continuum better and invest in a simplified taskbar. Additionally when you close an application in Tablet mode, we take you back to the Start screen instead of the desktop as you would expect when using a tablet. You will see general polish on snapping, and the shared divider between two snapped windows now let’s you adjust the size.
Multi-tasking improvements: We’re continuing to refine and complete our mulit-tasking experience with Windows 10. Check out Alt-Tab, Task-View, and Snap Assist. Snap Assist also now supports the ability to close a window during Snap Assist.
New default Windows sounds: We’ve heard a lot of feedback from people that they want some fresh system sounds for Windows 10. Check them out and let us know what you think.
Visual refresh for Cortana: You will see a visual refresh for Cortana in this build that makes the experience feel more ingrained into the overall Windows experience. Start and Cortana are now more tightly integrated. As you start to search for an app from within Start, Cortana can seamlessly take over and bring back the right result. The new Windows split view control has been added to Cortana’s left rail, offering quick access to key Cortana functionality like the Notebook, Reminders or Feedback on how Cortana’s doing. This split view control helps anchor Cortana to the rest of the Windows UI and provides navigation consistent with many other Windows first party applications.
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Discovering features and apps in Windows 10: We are investing in easy “bite-sized” learning and discovery experiences so that users can get more out of Windows 10. This ranges from tips and tricks on the Lock screen, to helping users discover high quality apps through Start, the Lock screen and Cortana. Be confident that you won’t miss out on new features and enjoy the ease of having high quality apps curated for you. It’s optional, and if anything doesn’t strike your fancy, you can provide feedback directly, such as whether you like an image or an app. These new experiences will be rolling out over time, so you may not see them in your market yet.
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Does a basic (and best practice) framework (or netbeans like project) exist for a java windows application that would include menuing and initial windows classes?
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>> when I change the language from English to Japanese or Chinese,I am unable to type desired language text inside it.
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