Hi everyone!
I'm quite new in Java and servlets so I'm sorry if my
question is too silly.
I'm developing an application where an applet
communicates with a servlet using sockets (following
the schema in the book JAVA Servlet Programming
(O'really), chapter 10).
I'm using the Java Web Server 2.0 and JSDK 2.0.
I wanted to implement session tracking but as far as I
know it's necessary a communication using the HTTP
protocol. Is that true?? Can I do it with my
socket-based communication??
You should know that in my implementation the servlet
doesn't have even a doGet or doPost function.
And another question. I have my servlet loaded in the
JWS at startup and anytime I modify the servlet and I
want to change the class files of the servlet I have
problems even if I unload/load the servlet or start
again the JWS. It seems like the port I use is being
used by the former servlet. Any ideas??
Thanks a lot
Monica
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