Hi.
If your Palm-VII works with "generic" HTTP servers (if you can use it
to browse Internet) then it will work with servlets too.
What url have you used (how did you obtained the "403 Forbidden" answer?)
You will need basically at least a JDK1.1 capable Java RunTime on your
palm pilot, if you realy need to run servlets on it.
Cezar.
On Sat, 29 May 1999, Jon Baer wrote:
> Just curious, has anyone gotten a Servlet to work in a PQA for the new Palm VII
> successfully? It's interesting you can make normal HTTP requests but I tried
> running a servlet on a box @ work and I got a 403 Forbidden? Does that make
> sense? Anyone else gotten a servlet to work w/ Palm VII?
>
> - Jon
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