I guess the OutputStream can be used to write html data which has an applet tag,
but as far as the applet using a block of data as a parameter, that parameter
does not get streamed as the original object. For example, Applet needs Object
TableModel to fill a JTable. How do you use the OutputStream to write this? You
need to send HTTP response - you need to write HTML/XML to the browser.
- steve
"Preston L. Bannister" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 11/08/99 03:48:44 PM
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Subject: Re: Applet to Bean communication
From: Steve Buonincontri
> How can you use ObjectOutputStream over HTTP?
Hint:
ServletResponse.getOutputStream()
or:
ObjectOutputStream out = new ObjectOutputStream(
response.getOutputStream()
);
For more detail do some research. This has been described many times in
books, on web pages, in newsgroups, and in the archives of this mailing
list.
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