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Hi,
can i create an event?
I have an html page in which is loaded an applet.
in this applet some events are fired. I want to catch these events in the javascript code. How can I do it?

thanks
 
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try: http://www.rgagnon.com/javadetails/java-0172.html

Eric
 
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thank eric but this is only a method to communicate from an applet to javascript.
I have to create a new event in the javascript like "onClick" event but mine.

An example of javascript that I want:

<... onMyEvent = "doMyFunction();">

do you understand?
is this possible?
 
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Whoops,

I meant to post this link: http://www.raditha.com/java/mayscript.php

The example shows an JS function being called from an applet and the JS adding a message to the applet. Closest you probably will come.

Eric
 
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