ASP .NET Java Applet integration

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I having been working on java web-start applet for serial communication which I now need to integrate and make it invoke able from an ASP .NET webpage / application.

I have tried numerous ways of doing this which all have not yielded anything progressive. including but not limited to the jws deployment script and the ASP applet tag.

The applet is signed, and will be deployed in a secure zone.

I just need it to work on IE (for now), further cross browser compatibility will be developed as time goes by.

using a simple static HTML page, the browser can load the applet quite successful, but 'always' fails to load on a dynamic ASP .NET page. with that, the place holder for this section has no dynamic HTML output, would it be better if I generated this html dynamically ? I don't know, I just need t get this done and move on.

Any advice would help.

I know, from my experience messing with system resources from web / connected applications in not ideal but I have been told the "just make it work that way" phrase which I believe most of you have came across.

Besides security concerns and values, to make this work am I missing something ?

Posted 3-Feb-13 19:23pm

mshauny

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-02-03T20:21:00

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Please see this article: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/javase/appletaspintegration-141915.html[^].

—SA

Posted 3-Feb-13 20:21pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

mshauny · Answer 2 · 2013-02-03T22:31:00

Hi thanks Sergey,

Unfortunately I have been to the page before but thank you in anyways. was looking more into an experiential / technical advice on this. perhaps there's something I need to configure in ASP itself, some browser feature that I need to enable or disable. something like that.

I have a static html page in my ASP .NET website, which when I open via the VS IIS does not load the applet but manually opening the file in works....talking of that, think I need to confirm my path resolving.