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Thanks Pete. I actually have it like this, I just didn't grab it when I copied it to the message. I originally started this in Green Screen but for our purposes, its not practical in Green screen(using hotspots). This works currently with my sample green screen program, but when I bring it in to my JSF its treated as text not a link. Michael Smith iSeries.mySeries. -----Original Message----- From: Pete Helgren [mailto:Pete@xxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 7:07 PM To: Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] JSF and URL's Mike, I don't know how you are displaying the field contents but if it is in an HTML form but located on the local hard drive then your HTML would have an href tag followed by file:///and then the path. Such as <a href="file:///C:\BILLS\F111504\A0015209.HTML">File description or name here</a> I can't tell from your post just how you want to reference the file but in HTML this should work. Pete Helgren Smith, Mike wrote: >I'm trying to access a database on the Iseries that is a 1 field >record. Basically this file is made up of a URL(ie. >C:\BILLS\F111504\A0015209.HTML) >However, when I run this, it doesn't display as a URL. Its just an >output field. Is it possible to read these records and have them >display as a URL. >I'm using a 'Relational Record List' currently. > >The idea is that these are locations of specific spool files converted >to HTML and I want to give a user the ability to open the HTML page. > >Thanks > > >Michael Smith >iSeries.mySeries. > > >
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