- From: Jean-Paul Le Fevre <J-P.LeFevre@cea.fr>
- Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2000 18:05:38 +0100 (MET)
- To: www-amaya-dev@w3.org
I'm currently developping a small application (webwader) for checking web sites : it sends the url of the pages to verify to a browser which takes care of the display. For this feature to work the browser must be able to receive information from other applications. For instance, on Unix, Netscape has the option "-remote openURL()"; under Win32 , DDE can be used to implement communication. As far as Amaya is concerned nothing was available, so I've added a server functionnality to the Motif-Unix version. It is a very simplistic implementation based on XtAppAddInput(), the new input being a socket. When a string (the url to show) arrives through the socket CallbackDialogue is called and the page is displayed. It is a very, very limited implementation but it works : a list of html pages can be rapidly and automatically visualized by Amaya. (http://jeanpaul.lefevre.free.fr/java/webwader/index.html) A more sophiticated implementation could be interesting. I'm thinking about Xml-Rpc or SOAP. Is it realistic to expect such a development from the Amaya team ? -- ____________________________________________________________________________ Jean-Paul Le Fèvre * Mail : Jean-Paul.LeFevre@cea.fr
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