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Re: How to create custom Java chat room

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From: Pie'oh'Pah
Date: Sun, 14 Jun 1998 00:00
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darupe wrote:

> Hi. I am new to web page design and I am trying to evaluate what
> course of action I need to take to achieve my objectives. I need the
> advice of others who have been in my situation. I have receintly began
>
> creation of my own free web page on Geocities and would like to create
>
> a custom chat room where I get to name the room to add to my page.
> Geocities has their own banner on my page with a chat option but I
> want to create an additional chat function. I have been told by one of
>
> the group leaders that he/she believes this is possible through Java.
> Any sugestions? Please feel free to e-mail me at my default address or
>
> rupe2@mailexcite.com. thank you

I don't think that Geocities allows a chat server to run on their
server, so you have the opportunity left to set up a list of active
chatters per CGI-skript (if allowed) and write a Java Applet that every
user ddownloads and they communicate to each other (therefore they have
to be trusted by the user or a SecurityException will occur). However,
it will be quite difficult to install your own chat system on a server
not administrated by you, but depending on the Dynamic-page and Java
options Geocities offers it can be more or less difficult. I'd use
Geocities Chat-system

Pie
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