I hope I understand your question,
As far as I know.. servlets are not restricted in any way like an applet do.
A servlet can do virtually anything a normal java application can do. ( A
servlet actually do have some restrictions, but.. not as strict as applet.)
Remember.. an applet will be invoked on client machine, therefore strict
security measure must be inforced to avoid applet programmers doing
something they should not do on the client machine.
The answer is... yes.. servlet can do the job without 'signature'.
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From: guilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 24, 1999 6:11 AM
Subject: Beginner Question ! Stream...
> Hi Experts !
> I am beginning in programming simple applets !
> But because of the Security Exceptions, I can not realise my guestbook
> as I 'd like to do!
> I want my visitors to be able to let a message on the dedicated HTML
> page and my programm to write it immediately in the guest-book html file
> (I am bored with copying/pasting the e-mails I received) !
>
> Are the "servlets" able to do that without any "signature" ? I know that
> CGI scripts are dedicated to such work, but I want to concertrate myself
> on Java, it is difficult enough for me !!
>
> Thanks a lot for answers and technical tips ! I am motivated, but really
> a "beginner" !
>
> philippe guilbert
>
>
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