Incorporating HTML with JavaScript in my Java application -

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i'm writing small cbt java application. questions read in local mysql database. application dynamically builds question include drop down lists , provides instant feedback on incorrect answers. due java limitations, had resort using html , javascript construct these questions. have jeditorpane have simple html page built in:

string html = "";  try {     html+="<html><head></head>";     html+="<body onload='tester()'>";         html+="<div id='stuff'>";         html+="</div>";     html+="</body></html>";      htmlpane.setcontenttype("text/html");     htmlpane.settext(html); } catch(exception e) {     e.printstacktrace();     system.out.println("some problem has occured"+e.getmessage()); }

now trying figure out how add associated javascript populate "stuff" div. further, need return results javascript calling java method.

you use nashorn (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/java/jf14-nashorn-2126515.html) javascript engine in java. can run javascript java-code of scriptenginemanager.

but in cases not best design mix several technologies different languages together. i'm pretty sure can implement in pure java.

you should able implement using flowlayout in swing (https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/layout/flow.html).

a better solution this; can put combobox, radio button, text field, table on text area?


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