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Actually Swing library contains not only visual objects. There are quite a
lot useful "internal" classes you can use inside servlets.
For example we are using javax.swing.tree.DefaultTreeModel to generate tree
in memory and then display it in HTML with our
class that has interface similar to javax.swing.JTree class.
Thanks,
Konstantin Novoselov
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From: Stephen Adkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2000 3:15 PM
To: Java Apache Users
Subject: Re: Better Apache Http Server and JServ Version
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Swing runs on the client (i.e. browser), not on the web server.
Because they are completely different, you can be confident they
are compatible, but JServ does nothing special to support servlets.
JServ runs servlets which return content (i.e. HTML) to browsers.
That content may include applets (<applet>...</applet>), causing
the browser to download Java classes which use Swing components.
There! It's supported!
Stephen
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