Java Development

[Schwoebel]

I am parsing a local HTML file to display two links to local video files.  Upon selecting them I get an error Unauthorized Attempts to monitor key presses.

How can I circumvent the error and open the file in the Browser instead of the BrowserField?

I've looked at BrowserFieldListeners, but none of them are dong what I would like them to do.

The file is located on the SDCard.

I just need to extract the selected URL and open like this.

Browser.getDefaultSession().displayPage(url);

This is in a 5.0 environment.

[Schwoebel · Accepted solution]

there is no answer to the above.

I opened the HTML in a BrowserSession and it works fine.

[gayatri]

there is any solution for above post, i am also facing same problem. 

did any one solved it ?

[peter_strange]

There was no problem,  the OP opened the file directly from the SD Card and it worked for him.  Try that.

[gayatri]

i am rendering one html on browserfield and on click of that html i m trying to open one video url.

my problem is browserfiled is not open video url instead of it's show me error 

browserfield is displaying - "unauthorized attempt to monitor key presses"

[peter_strange]

Can you try the same thing in a completely 'clean' BrowserField, with no listeners, and just provide the initial URL on your SD Card.

I suspect this problem is related to processing you have added to the BrowserField. 

[gayatri]

i did as you suggest but result is same 

what i did is - 

only added browserfield without listener -

BrowserField  m_browserField = new BrowserField();

m_browserField.requestContent("local:///sample1.html");