> In any case, you could always modify the Swiki to detect Scamper and send > a slightly modified project, either in the normal superswikish way, or > with slightly enhanced "publish" buttons.
Oh, please don't! The Project Swiki is already doing the right thing and giving very clear instructions to the browser on what to do, and Scamper could certainly follow those instructions. Having the *server* figure this out means you have to constantly modify the server as new browsers come out. squeakland.org has this trouble, for example. Keep in mind that there's no reason that the display must be embedded if it is viewed from Scamper. It would be fine to put a project link in the Scamper window. Heck, it would be okay to get started if Scamper just opened the project and jumped to it. To work on this, look at class HtmlEmbedded. There is already Flash support to use as a guideline. -Lex
