Thanks very much Frank... your answer is very helpful...
- Original Message -
From: Frank W. Zammetti
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Cc: Struts
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 4:22 PM
Subject: Re: Applet and Struts
Yes you can... it will certainly be more work on your part, but yes. In
Yes you can... it will certainly be more work on your part, but yes. In
the end, the "calls" made to Struts Actions are just HTTP GETs or POSTs.
You can fire these yourself from an applet. You can construct a query
string and append it to the URL when doing GETs, or you can populate an
HTTP requ
Hi everybody:
Is it possible to use a java applet with struts? If I have menu in the web
application that is an applet, how can I call a struts action from this apple
passing the correct parameters to it?
Thanks very much,
Yariel.
s outsourced into an applet while the rest remains in normal
> HTML/JSP-pages. As I need to load data from the server into the applet and
> vice versa I'd like to know if someone has a good solution how applet and
> struts communicate with each other. Executing JDBC-Code in the applet will
s outsourced into an applet while the rest remains in normal
> HTML/JSP-pages. As I need to load data from the server into the applet and
> vice versa I'd like to know if someone has a good solution how applet and
> struts communicate with each other. Executing JDBC-Code in the applet will
s outsourced into an applet while the rest remains in normal
> HTML/JSP-pages. As I need to load data from the server into the applet and
> vice versa I'd like to know if someone has a good solution how applet and
> struts communicate with each other. Executing JDBC-Code in the applet will
erver into the applet and
vice versa I'd like to know if someone has a good solution how applet and
struts communicate with each other. Executing JDBC-Code in the applet will
break MVC2-Pattern as I think.
Thanks for your answers,
M
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