I am writing a desktop application that is using the maps API for some windows. I use the Java Desktop apis to integrate multiple browsers in the application. The web pages for the maps are generated by the embedded application based on a locally known set of addresses. The simplest way to load the web pages is to generate the html as a string and ask the browser to display it. This approach works well except that the key causes a message about an incorrect domain to pop up. I do not know how to determine what url the browser thinks it has but i suspect something like 'about:blank' for which I cannot get a key. I tried writing the html to a temporary file and using a file url but the latest JDIC (the only version that workd on vista) does not handle it properly. Writing to a file and then sending a page which forwards to a file will not work because the latest IE security blocks javascript doing this. Ideally I want a way to either 1) Get Google to ignore the key for html loaded without a url or 2) Set the url to a location for which I have a key even though that is not where the page was served.
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