Hello mrf!

Excuse me for my late, I was traveling.

I know some examples of connections to SQL database. Here you see an example
of a gadget that accesses a SQL database:

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/gadgets/DatabaseGoogleGadget.aspx

But now I'm not a java programmer, so do not know if I can help you in the
servlets.



About user data. If the amount of data is relatively small, I recommend you
consider using the methods of storage options. You can use the methods:

options.putValue (string name, object value);
options.getValue (string name);

If your data need more security, as the case of login, use the encryption
method:

encryptedValue (string name, variant value);

Thank you for your consideration, I will help you in what I am able.


Best Regards,
Wagner Nitsch Bressan.


On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 1:16 PM, mrf <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Mr. Wagner, can u help in solve two more doubts..
>
> > I appended few values in listbox from combo box., let us consider we have
> 'Id' and 'Name' for ten items appended in list then how could I send all
> these values to my database.,(when user click submit button, assumption ). I
> want to use 'servlets' and 'struts' here..
>
> > Also,  If I provide login screen for user then after clicking submit
> button and user signed out and again user logged in with same user id and
> password then I want to show him the saved data in the list... IS THIS
> POSSIBLE.. What probably I'm thinking is to use JSON., is it work here and
> also if any related gadget example or guide(material) is available plz, plz
> provide the  link k ...
> Thank u for helping in solving for all my doubts....
>
>

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