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in thread parsing links from java applets

do you happen to know the name of a tood that sends keystrokes? I did a cpan search for java.lang.securitymanager and it didnt return a module, do you know the actual module to use. a search for security in the java module didnt return anything either. By the way, firefox can view the source of the java applets by right clicking and hitting view source on the applet. it returns it in the html that is generated on the page. Is there a way for perl to do this?

thanks

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Re^2: parsing links from java applets
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Nov 17, 2004 at 05:03 UTC

    No, I don't know of such a tool.

    SecurityManager is part of Java.

    "By the way, firefox can view the source of the java applets". I strongly doubt that. Have you been talking about JavaScript? Java and JavaScript are as different as Perl and C++.

      i guess it could have been javascript. I just assumed since it called a file for its code that it was a java applet. firefox can still view the html generated by it though, but only by right clicking on the generated area. Is there someway i can view the sourceof that area with perl?

      thanks
        There has been some discussion about JavaScript in the past. There some modules that can help. I'm not sure how they work. Try doing a Super Search to find posts by people who know more about this.