Aaron,
J Aaron Farr wrote:
> [...]
>
> So then I wanted to open one of my own frames, already defined in another part
> of my package. So I changed the javascript to something like this:
>
> function testjs(){
> importPackage(Packages.mypackage);
> var b = new MyFrame();
> b.setUrl("http://myserver.com";);
> b.show();
> }
>
> Now, the jar file that holds the batik browser I have contains both the batik
> libraries and also my own package. So I'm thinking they should be all in the
> classpath. But when I click on the text now, I get an error message saying
> "MyFrame()" is not a defined function.
>
> Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong here? Anyone else know how to use
> javascript to call some of my java classes and methods?
>
You seem to be doing the right thing, so I suspect a typo in your class
name or in the importPackage statement....
Vincent.
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