Hi all,
Through java code can we find the URLs of the browsers currently running in a system?.Please do me a favor to find the solution.Thanks in advance.
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Hi all,
Through java code can we find the URLs of the browsers currently running in a system?.Please do me a favor to find the solution.Thanks in advance.
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Re: URLs in browsers
Are you looking to do this with JavaSE? Or Servlets? Will this help - Java HttpServletRequest get URL in browsers URL bar. - Stack Overflow
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Re: URLs in browsers
Ya i am looking to do with JavaSE.Is it possible in Standard Edition?
Re: URLs in browsers
Hmm.. Im not sure how you would be able to interact with a web browser like this in Java.Originally Posted by subhvi
If you are running an applet on the current page then you can get the URL but I think this is the only way?
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