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I am looking to write my first Java applet (with a difference). I want to write an applet that manipulates the DOM of the page in which the applet is placed. A suitable example would show how:

  1. an element can be retrieved from the DOM (by name, id or some other CSS property)
  2. Insertion/deletion of an element in to the DOM (before/after) a given DOM element

  3. the innerHTML of a DOM element can be changed

  4. Call a javascript function and pass data from the Java applet, to the javascript function

I have searched the internet - but so far, have not come accross any such example. Is anyone aware of such an example?. If yes, please post a link, or a snippet that shows how to achieve the functionality listed above, if possible.

PleaseStand
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skyeagle
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I'd suggest that you just solve 4 and use JavaScript to do you DOM manipulation. See JSObject

Paul M
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www.java2s.com is alsways a good starting point to look for examples.

http://www.java2s.com/Code/JavaScript/Development/UsingJavaScriptinanApplet.htm

PeterMmm
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