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On 6/21/06, Anil Philip <goodnewsforyou@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I have an interesting design problem and wondered if the gurus would have
> insight into it.
I am noob
> I need to have an html file that contains an <A> tag. Clicking it will cause
> Java program to run as the href is a JNLP (Java Web start) file. I want the
> Java program to pick up my XML file and parse it.
> 1) Is there any way to combine all the above elements intelligently? (except
> perhaps the JNLP file).
..?
Can you pass parameters with a JNLP somehow?
> 2) How to prevent the SAX parser from choking on the HTML file that contains
> the XML file?
..?
Parse the file manually, pick the stuff you want, and pass this to SAX.
> 3) Where should the XML file reside in the HTML file?
In the <head></head>, because theres also other META data already here. I think.
> The reasoning behind it is: it is easier for a user to email and interact
> with an HTML file rather than an XML file. For example, clicking on a
> hyperlink is easy.
humm..??
you sould store whatever on the server, and sent do users links with
Identificators
ReadReview.jsp?id=3222
its that posible???
clientella.jnlp?id=3222
then the java web start applet can query the data of item 3222 as XML
humm... I have no idea.
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