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1. JeditorPane show horizontally shrunk HTML page    stackoverflow.com

I've created a JFrame with a Jscrollpane inside that contain a JeditorPane, in this JeditorPane i want to show HTML report file that are on my hard drive, so i load ...

3. JEditorPane and HTML pages    coderanch.com

how can we restore history and next objects ( html pages ) when we implement javax.swing.text.html.*; i am using vectors to store the visited links ( html pages) but the problem is i have a JEditorPane toolbar which consists of contents , >> ,<<
buttons on it , here after viewing some pages if i click on contents and ...

4. Fitting HTML page within JEditorPane    coderanch.com

Hi friends, I was successful to display HTML, its just i needed to add my componeent to the constructor of scroll pane. But the real pain doesnt stop. Now I am asked to support JavaScript to my browser control, written in Java Swing. How it can be done ? Any ideas to start with ?

6. Load HTML page in to JEditorPane?    coderanch.com

Hey I want to load a HTML page(that the program is creating) into a JEditorPane, but i get the wrong path! Say that i have the html file in a catalog cald TESTPROG(TESTPROG\default.html) int this catalog(TESTPROG) i also got the project files(Im using JBuilder) i using this cod java.net.URL pageURL = getClass().getResource("TESTPROG\\default.html"); JEditorPane.setPage(pageURL); this give me a error about error URL, ...

7. Stop jeditorpane page loading    coderanch.com

Hi, I'm not really all that good at threads and have a question about jeditorpane. From what I understand, if I load a page using setPage, it works asynchronously: txtPlainLanguage.setPage(reportFile.toURL()); The trouble is: How do I stop the page loading before it's finished? I've tried putting the above command in a thread and interrupting the thread. I've tried calling txtPlainLanguage.wait(), but ...

8. JeditorPane End of Page character    coderanch.com





10. JEditorPane is not displaying a htm page properly: ActiveX issue    coderanch.com

ActiveX is an (evil) Internet Explorer only technique for displaying content that cannot be rendered in HTML itself. It's not supported by any other browser. It is not, and probably will not, be supported by Java. There may be a third party library somewhere but I wouldn't count on it. To be honest, I consider this site to be crippled. It ...

11. JEditorPane and Java Server Pages    forums.oracle.com

Why do you need elaboration on this point? It's all you need to know. Don't try to make things more complicated than they are. It doesn't matter what the URL ends in. It doesn't matter what's on the server generating the HTML. All you need to know is that you are getting HTML.