Hello,
I need to extend one of my client applications to be able to perform auto update. But
I wonder how to make the servlet's method (and the client's method) which will make
the transfer of the new application's JAR file to the client...
Could anybody show me a snipped of code, which will do
Why can the file be transferred as an application/octet-stream, just
placing the jar under some web directory? Or are you looking for some
fully automated way of transferring the jar? Have you looked into Sun's
Web Start?
Lyubomir Pashov wrote:
Hello,
I need to extend one of my client appli
NFS, Samba, etc.
--- rusty bawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you for your reply.
> I have thought about it, but how can i call a library
> residing on another server? I can replicate [by
> pushing] libraries to each server when files get
> updated, but that looks like a lot of maintenance
> w
Hi my friends!!!
I'm developing a Webmail using servlet's and I can't get do a annex in a message. How can I do a upload in the Webmail?
Mean you give me a example???
Thanks!!
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I have a Tomcat/MySQl/ConnectorJ
and JNDI combination that works only on the first submit. Subsequent submits I
get the error “PROBLEM
WITH LOGOUT NULL POINTERnull”
Whats the problem
I’ve tried closing my dbConnection.close();
I’ve tried closing my prepard
statements: e.g.
Does the authentication have to happen on a physically separate web server?
If you're the maintainer of both of the initial applications then
writing an authentication library for use in both applications is
certainly less work than maintaining third application for
authentication and the communic
Hi
Rafael,
I
have something similar. You could stream the output of the
jsp/servlet to the MimeBodyPart constructor, and then attach it to the
mail.
String l_servletUrl = ;
URL l_serv = new
URL(l_servletUrl); URLConenction l_conn =
l_serv.openConnection(); l_c
