Configuring Context-Sensitive RoboHelp with a Web Based Java Application

[Anthony <italian_scribbles -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Hello Everyone,

My manager asked me to do something yesterday I have
never done before with any RoboHelp based online help
module.  After reviewing the information provided with
my RoboHelp software I am left with at least one
question...

The application I am writing the help for ultimately
lives in the browser as it is web based.  The
application is written in Java and is designed to have
the help fired off either by a link or a javascript
call (i.e., request parameters).  That is the key to
making this work and we were unable to find very much
information covering this specifically.

Has anyone been able to adapt their RoboHelp modules
to work with such an application on a
Context-Sensitive basis?

Thank you for your time and attention.

- Anthony

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