Ola Berg wrote:
>
> > In the JSP the presenattion part will be done exclusively by HTML ..It is
> > possible to use JAVA Giu componemts in JSP?
> >
>
> No, the result of a JSP being run at the server, is a response consisting of
> a stream of data. The stream goes out to the client, for the client to parse
> (let the client be a webbrowser, a telnet program, a client applet or
> application).
>
> The code (and in it any other instantiated classes like GUI-components) for
> JSPs and servlets are run at the serverside, not for the user to see.
>
while i believe this is the correct answer for this
specific question i do want to add for clarification
it is possible to have a jsp file include applet tags
which upon request will execute the referenced applet
on the requesting client device. once running, the
applet can make url requests back to the originating
server to servlets and/or jsp resources and can
manipulate and present the results as it deems
appropriate. uses of this include distributing xml data,
serialized ojbects, binary data, etc.
jsp/servlet/html/xml/applets live together quite
nicely if you should choose to design such an
application.
hope this helps,
- james
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