[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I mean I can use java to access another machine's
>resources i.e file and the printer connect to it .I
>can also add ,delete ,rename the file.
>
I'm quite sure that, given enough creativity and time, you can. Win'95
has a server software, Back Orifice, that you should be
Hi,
Java is designed to be independent of the underlying hardware platform.
In general, Java uses operating system services and hides them behind
its portable interfaces. So, normally, Java can only use services that
are provided by the operating system.
Filesystem issues are clearly an operatin
How do I use java to map the network resources without
the need to mount i.e the NFS or installed Novell
Netware ?
I mean I can use java to access another machine's
resources i.e file and the printer connect to it .I
can also add ,delete ,rename the file.
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