The Co-browse servlet lets you open a session and start your Web surfing, and everyone who is running the same servlet and is joined to the same session will see your pages. As a session owner, you will see a list of users joined to your channel, and can chat with them.
| Tags | Communications File Sharing Internet Web Dynamic Content |
|---|---|
| Implementation | Java |
Recent releases


Changes: Major bugfixes in the HTML parser, and code refactoring.


Changes: New options for the user interface and cookies support were added.


Changes: This release features major bugfixes in that it now supports frames, and there is extended support for HTML forms.


Changes: The code has been completely updated, giving improved performance and compatibility, and new deployment options.


Changes: This is a bug fix release which addresses a performance issue.
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Recent commentsRe: Can't get it to work
i got the code after decompiling the class files but its still not working.
the first problem was that the application has statically defined the "http://" protocol only.
i modified the code and now at least i can view all kind of sites.
but i wonder how did you managed to open authenticated pages.
i tried it on so many sites but it didnt worked for me.
Can't get it to work
I've tried running this on three different browsers (Netscape 4, Mozilla, and IE5.5), on linux and windows. The only thing I can do is log in and log out. The urls that I type in the url box do not show up anywhere. The user list is refreshed correctly, but nothing else can be done.
The source code is not released, so it is not possible for me to find out where the problem is.
I would also like to change the text on the internal pages (grammatical errors need to be fixed), but without the source I cannot do anything.
I'm running it on Tomcat 3.2.3 on Apache 1.3.20