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Re: Delphi client --> Java Servelet??

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From: jrevusky
Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1998 00:00
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In article <6qbke1$5i6$1@plug.news.pipex.net>,
  "Davout" <davout@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
> Is it feasible to have a Delphi Windows client app or ActiveX communicating
> with a Java servelet??

> Similarly can a Delphi client app/activex communicate with a Java server
> based app?? If so how?

Well, I guess you need some kind of component or code that can do TCP/IP. The
java server listens on some port and your client talks to it via that port. I
haven't done that myself and you may get a torrent of answers telling you how.

The easiest thing to do may be to write some of your program in Java and
invoke that part with JNI. Then you can use pure java for both sides of the
client- server communication. This is a bit of a shameless plug since I've
written some Object Pascal classes that make it very easy to do Java stuff
from Delphi. You can get them via the link in my sig.

Jonathan Revusky
--
Available for Java and Delphi Consulting
http://www.bigfoot.com/~crystalline.solutions

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