> Hello,
>
> As I haven't been working with either Java or servlet's for that long,
> I was wondering if it is easy to use swing in servlet's?
>
> If so are there any examples anywhere, where I can have a look at the
> concept behind it all?
>
> Cheers
>
> Sam Rose
>
Hi Sam,
just a quick point, servlets are generally GUI'less server side components
that do much the same job
as cgi scripts or asp's. There is nothing to stop you from build a GUI into
a servlet and in fact sometimes
it might be desirable to do so, administration being an example.
I would not recommend it however. There are many issues to do with Servlets
that would make the direct
coupling of a GUI to one a daunting exersise at best.
Both Swing and the AWT are best used in Applications and the AWT used for
applets.
Hope that helps
Andy Bailey
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