[hafez]

I have a JSP page with a button inside. When i click the button, windows on-screen keyboard will pop up.
How do I do it?
I've done research and I've found "Runtime.getRuntime().exec("osk");"
but where do I implement these line? do I put it in servlet? or at my jsp page?

<td><INPUT type="button" value="on screen keyboard" onclick="Runtime.getRuntime().exec("osk");"/>

?

[g00se]

The only way you can execute client side is by using a signed applet. Your Runtime.exec would go in the applet code

[farrell2k]

In a servlet? You're going to have to roll your own keyboard.

[hafez]

So in other words its impossible to execute a windows on-screen keyboard on a jsp page?

[farrell2k]

Probably not impossible, if you follow G00se's advise. The problem with that is that you're using an applet. What's the point? Just roll your own in Java.

This post has been edited by farrell2k: 20 January 2013 - 09:03 AM

[g00se]

Why do you want an on-screen keyboard btw?

[farrell2k]

Not only why do you want it, but what do you actually expect to do with it? I hope you're not planning to capture input from it with Java...on a web page.

[hafez]

well, i was thinking of implementing on-screen keyboard to prevent keylogger..

[g00se]

Then you do indeed have a problem if you have to sidestep a keylogger instead of eradicating it