Just a general comment. A simple way is to set up a simple j http-server, and
run javascript in the browser to poll the server for needed information. I
believe ocx is a declining technology unsuitable for writing new applications.
just 2 cents.
Henry Rich wrote:
This is part a J question, part an OS question.
My application finds Web pages that it wants to bring to
the user's attention.
I would like to have my app send some message to a browser,
telling the browser to display the Web pages; optionally,
creating a new tab. I have not been able to find how to do this.
I have been displaying these in a J form that has a browser
OCX on the form. The trouble with this is that when there is
an error in the HTML, the form freezes, and along with it the
application that put up the form. This is bad.
Henry Rich
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