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Article #19694Re: Dynamic HTML
From: Jonathan Chiu
Date: Thu, 01 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 01 Jan 1998 00:00
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Hi Robert,
Robert Garskof wrote:
> Sure you can, but not from an applet (at least not any way I can think of).
> Like CGI the process that creates the page must be on the server side of the
> HTTP transaction. You can write a full java application that creates html
> and use it just like a perl script via cgi, or you can use the java servlet
> api with a java servlet compatable web server (most are).
>
> Robert Garskof
> Southern New England Telephone
Thanks for your suggestion and I have tried some servlets in the JSDK. It's
really what I need. However, I do not own a web server and just only survive
under ~/user_name, so whenever, the system is reboot I also need to restart the
servlet.
Another, I found something call swing-0.7 which seems to satisfy my needs,
do you have any ideas?
Anyway, thanks.
Jonathan
jchiu@hknet.com
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