IE by itself should be able to call the applet by name in the html page.

Batik would need to be running inside the applet.

<applet name="myapp".....

document.myapp.doFunction(?)

Stephen.

-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas E Deweese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 8:46 AM
To: Batik Users
Subject: RE: External browser and Batik browser interaction

>>>>> "EAL" == edgardo a luzcando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:

EAL> Hello, I use Batik to rasterize SVG into JPEG or PNG, which I
EAL> then display in IE.  Originally I tried to use ASV3, but had some
EAL> trouble with NE.  Now I am back to design table and want to know
EAL> if this is possible.

EAL> Can I control what is displayed in the Batik browser from my IE
EAL> browser or from the server that launched the Batik browser?  I am
EAL> launching the browser with Java Web Start (very much like the
EAL> demo in the site).

     So as a full Java Application (well even as an Applet) you can
open a socket back to the hosting server and through that update the
SVG any way you want (one respondent mentioned sending pieces of
JavaScript to execute).  However I don't know of a good way to get IE
to talk with Batik. It should be possible to have IE talk with the
Server when then updates Batik but this is a bit roundabout.

     BTW just because I don't know of a good way to get IE talking
with Batik doesn't mean there isn't one, I don't know that much about
what IE/Windows/Java WebStart offers for this sort of integration.

     BTW If you left Batik as an Applet I believe it is fairly
straightforward to do all of the above (of course you may need to sign
it or something).

EAL> I would like to use the Batik browser for my SVG viewing needs,
EAL> but I would like to leave the rest of the application (and report
EAL> generating logic in my case) in the J2EE/IE piece of it.

     I think some rework will be needed.

EAL> I would appreciate any comments.

     Hope this helps at least a little.



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