Just like the title says, I'm trying to put an xterm window in a JFrame. Is it possible to wrap any application in a JFrame? Anytime I search for putting a console in a JFrame it comes up with a Java Console which is much different.
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Embed xterm in JFrame
Just like the title says, I'm trying to put an xterm window in a JFrame. Is it possible to wrap any application in a JFrame? Anytime I search for putting a console in a JFrame it comes up with a Java Console which is much different.
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Re: Embed xterm in JFrame
What is an xterm window? Is it a java class? A component that can be added to a container?
Re: Embed xterm in JFrame
It's a linux console. Equivilent to running 'cmd' in windows.
Re: Embed xterm in JFrame
Is it a java class?
If its not a java component, how would you add "it" to a java container like JFrame?
Re: Embed xterm in JFrame
It is not a java class. It is an application. I was wondering if Java has a wrapper that you can embed any executable.
I just found bean shell which should give me the functionality I need.
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