RE: Embedded help with WebWorks

[Iggy <iggy_1996dp -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

> I was very interested when I saw this thread come
> up. I began evaluating the
> options yesterday as well. I'm curious as to why you
> think that Webworks
> Help 3 might be the dog. We're not looking to
> actually embed the help in our
> 100% Java application (although, should we perhaps
> consider it more?) but to
> provide a browser-based help system for certain
> clients. I'd really
> appreciate it if you could elucidate your thoughts
> on the issue further.

Very simple. Pure Java applications do not use
non-Java technology in any way. Calling WebWorks Help
involves evoking a browser, which go against the Pure
Java principle.

Again, if you are working with a pure Java
application, your option is JavaHelp.

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