Hey!
Are you asking whether this can be done. The answer is yes.
You can check the archive of this list for many helpful suggestions
on how to do this. Also, it is recommended that you get yourself
a book on Java servlets; many are suggested in the archive.
As for the JTable, if you are only in need of displaying the data
then JTable is an overkill. JTable is a powerful swing component
that is similar in concept to a spread sheet. The question you should
ask yourself is whether after getting the data back to the applet you
need to manipulate the data further then JTable is the way to go.
Otherwise, just send back an HTML document table containing your
data for display.
P.S. for K.V. Here is another instance where Applet-servlet are superior to
HTML-servlet design.
Sans adieu,
Danny Rubis
Rajesh Shrivastav wrote:
> HGi Every Body,
>
> I want to send a parameter from applet to a servlet
> and to be used in a query to database.i want to
> retrieve the data from the servlet(Output of the
> query) and display the data in JTable in Applet.
>
> Pl Respond
>
> Raj
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