🚀 go-pugleaf

try this book:
it has a very good chapter on applet/servlet communication using the java
web server as an example & developing a chat server example and a security
chapter
Java Servlet Programming
By Jason Hunter with William Crawford
1st Edition November 1998
1-56592-391-X, Order Number: 391X
526 pages, $36.95

http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jservlet/

"Anthoni Gardner" <born2code@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:qg%N5.56198$mv2.223574@news2-win.server.ntlworld.com...
> Hi there people,
>     We are starting on a new and large project and we need to do some
> research before the actual coding begins, so I could you please give us a
> few pointers on the following?
>
>     1)    Our project will consist of an Application and an Applet. We are
> wanting to communicate through the Application to the Applet, so the
methods
> in the Applet must be public. We however do now want anyone else to be
able
> to use a certain number of these 'public' methods. One idea was to have
the
> methods we want to use accept an object and if the passed object
implements
> a private interface then to return the required data. Is this possible? If
> so how would it be constructed? {Hope i explained this ok}
>
>     2) The communication of Application To Applet will pass some rather
> sensitive and 'Live' data between themseleves. We want to strongly encrypt
> this and then decrypt it on the other side. Are there any web references /
> code that we could look at that would help?
>
> --
> Thank you for your time and any replies that you send :)
> Anthoni Gardner
> Born2Code Software
> http://w3.to/born2code
>
>