File	Doc	Category	Size	Date	Package
DesktopPeer.java	API Doc	Java SE 6 API	3200	Tue Jun 10 00:25:28 BST 2008	java.awt.peer

DesktopPeer

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Methods Summary
public void	browse(java.net.URI url) Launches the user default browser to display the given URI. param uri the given URI. throws IOException If the user default browser is not found, or it fails to be launched.
public void	edit(java.io.File file) Launches the associated editor and opens the given file for editing. The associated editor is registered to be the default editor for the file type of the given file. param file the given file. throws IOException If the given file has no associated editor, or the associated application fails to be launched.
public boolean	isSupported(java.awt.Desktop.Action action) Returns whether the given action is supported on the current platform. param action the action type to be tested if it's supported on the current platform. return true if the given action is supported on the current platform; false otherwise.
public void	mail(java.net.URI mailtoURL) Launches the mail composing window of the user default mail client, filling the message fields including to, cc, etc, with the values specified by the given mailto URL. param uri represents a mailto URL with specified values of the message. The syntax of mailto URL is defined by RFC2368: The mailto URL scheme throws IOException If the user default mail client is not found, or it fails to be launched.
public void	open(java.io.File file) Launches the associated application to open the given file. The associated application is registered to be the default file viewer for the file type of the given file. param file the given file. throws IOException If the given file has no associated application, or the associated application fails to be launched.
public void	print(java.io.File file) Prints the given file with the native desktop printing facility, using the associated application's print command. param file the given file. throws IOException If the given file has no associated application that can be used to print it.