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Suppose applet HelloWorld has method:
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public void setString(String aString) {
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javaslocalcopy = aString;
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repaint();
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}
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You can change javaslocalcopy from JavaScript using:
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document.applet["HelloWorld"].setString(myStr);
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To avoid a type mismatch, it is best to convert everything explicitly to strings in Java and JavaScript
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Netscape needs to clarify this!
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Correspondingly, Java applets can control web pages containing JavaScript functions and thus access capabilities of Netscape Browser explicitly
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