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how to create a jave applet that grabs the current URL in the browser and emails it.
I am new to Java.
How can I create a small webpart, which will display on each web-page of the site.
The webpart will simply have 2 text-fields: "your email" and " your comment" and also a "Submit" Button.
The visitor then can enter their email and comment an click Submit, at which point I need the webpart to
grab the current URL of the page and send it along with the email and comment to an email address. ( i can
use the email server at the host-company )
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