Thanks, Preston! But I have client and server running on the same
machine.
Li
> Ask yourself where your servlet is running with respect to the
screen.
> Servlets run on a server, and has no knowledge of the client's
screen.
>> I got a problem when I use a servlet to to get the screen
resolution by
>> calling a class that uses getToolkit() to get default system
awt
>> toolkit. Java 1.2.1 and servlet 2.1 are used. Below is a
stack trace:
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