Hmm... My understanding of applets is that they are entirely client-side, so
I don't think you can.
Mr. Michele Neylon
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Hmm... My understanding of applets is that they are entirely client-side,
so
I don't think you can.
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i guess my question is in a java applet, can I import javabeans and use
them. I'm having trouble because I cannot make instances of the beans
I
import.
mike
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 15:40:21 -0400
Howdy,
Yes. The bean classes must be in the jar that you name as the applet
codebase. That jar cannot reside under the /WEB-INF directory
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Howdy,
Yes. The bean classes must be in the jar that you name as the applet
codebase. That jar cannot reside under the /WEB
what is the server side alternative for java applets?
mike
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 15:54:48 -0400
Howdy,
Clients cannot access content under WEB
Howdy,
what is the server side alternative for java applets?
Depends on your requirements: take a step back and tell us what you're
trying to accomplish, and we can help pick the best
design/implementation.
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/classes...but now to my understanding using the applets I cannot
import that bean to the applet.
mike
does that make it more clear? i can explain more =)
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Hmm my solution to my problem is to get all the information i need first and
pass it to the client where he loads in the applet. Too bad applets aren't
server side.
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applets
aren't server side.
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 13:03:27 -0700
I'm trying to make a multiplayer online game. Basically the game is a
java bean on the webserver
I haven't used applets since 1.0, but can't you create the jar and put
it into /WEB-INF, and then get it from there? I thought that was sort of
the point?
Puzzled
tim
Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Howdy,
Yes. The bean classes must be in the jar that you name as the applet
codebase. That jar cannot
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