How to call a javascript function with a browser in Java?

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I have implemented a simple browser in java which load a html page(I wrote it), I want to call my javascript function, in my java my class! I try the following code, but it didn't execute the script!

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browser.execute("<script type='text/javascript'> "
						+"loadMap("+lat+","+lng+");"
					    +"	</script>")

(browser is an instance of Browser )

so how can I execute my js function in java?

Posted 14-Jul-14 22:36pm

Coder93

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Anand Gunasekaran 15-Jul-14 5:00am

trying to include that source javascript file.
browser.execute("<script type='text/javascript' src='somejs.js'> "
+"loadMap("+lat+","+lng+");"
+" </script>")

Coder93 15-Jul-14 5:20am

It is internal js, also I separate html and js file, and include js source but it didn't work!

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Coder93 · Answer 1 · 2014-07-15T00:23:00

Solution 1

I should do it like this:
browser.execute("loadMap("+lat+","+lng+");");

Posted 15-Jul-14 0:23am

Coder93