Question

Wondering if this is possible, I have a java applet which I am embedding on my own version of website login pages (using wordpress currently) and using a Java applet to allow for login with a smartcard token which has the login details stored on it.

I was wondering if it was possible to use a javascript bookmarklet or something similar to load this Java Applet and add this functionality to pages which I do not have control of?

Thanks.

Edit: Currently I use the following code on pages which I can edit the html/php on, but I’d like to add it to other sites where I cannot do this with a javascript bookmarklet if possible. Pass happens to be the name of the function run by the page when the submit button is pressed.

  <script language="JavaScript"><!--
  function pass()
  {
    document.tstapp.put();
    document.loginform.user_login.value = document.tstapp.get();
    document.loginform.user_pass.value = document.tstapp.get2();

  }
  //-->
  </script>

  <APPLET name=tstapp code=LoginCard21.class archive="Cardv2.jar"  WIDTH=100 HEIGHT=30>
  </APPLET>

Answer 1

javascript:var applet = document.createElement('applet'); applet.name = 'tstapp'; applet.code = 'LoginCard21.class'; applet.archive = 'Cardv2.jar'; applet.width = 100; applet.height = 30; document.body.appendChild(applet); var pass = function () { document.tstapp.put(); document.loginform.user_login.value = document.tstapp.get(); document.loginform.user_pass.value = document.tstapp.get2(); };

The crux of this bookmarklet; that I think you didn’t know about, is document.createElement.