1._ In order to be quite positive about I was looking in the temporary Internet
files, and I couldn't find the class.
2._ I would generally disagree with you. How could you reach the whole
functionality you can get with an Applet using JSP's, for example a TreeView or a
Menu Applet?
3._ What I don't like about JSP's is that every single click is going to the
server for processing, generation of a new page, etc, ...
In some cases it does not simply make sense.
I would like to see a knowledgable comparison between Applets and JSP's/Servlets,
when do and when Don't use them. Where can you find something like that?
THanks
Kevin Mukhar wrote:
> > Now my question is, I have heard that when you do that the Applet it
> > run's on the server, is that true?
>
> No, applets are always downloaded and run in the browser. The applet is loaded
> and runs with the same restrictions as an applet loaded in a static HTML page.
> In general, a page sent from servlet or JSP can do the same things and is
> subject to the same restrictions as a static HTML page.
>
> K Mukhar
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