Getting HTML element with mouse click in browser?

[bobocheez]

Hi,
If you have a simple java browser, is it possible to get an element with a mouse click?

For example, if I open the java browser and click on the "Home" tab above, it would get <a class="navtab" href="content/">Home</a>.
By get, I simply mean just set it as a string variable.

I apologize if it's too vague, I'm still new at this so let me know if I need to expand on it. I usually look up everything, but I don't know what to search for anymore.

Thanks.

[eRaaaa]

Are you sure that you mean java and not javascript?

[bobocheez]

I'm sure. That's the thing, every time I try to look it up it just gives me javascript.

I know that you can make a simple browser with Java and you can track when the mouse is clicked and what it's position is. But is it possible to get the HTML element? I know it's possible to get it in javascript.

If it's not possible in java, would it be possible to use them together somehow? Like get the java to go to a webpage with the javascript, load a page and have the javascript track and print out the element. Then just get the source with java and print it out again with java.

However, I'm really hoping that there is a way to do this with only java.

Thanks.