Well I know that JVM in pure-netscape 4.7 talks to Apache/ JServ with 1.1.7 JVM.
This works fine.
I developed the applet/servlet combo using a DOCTERED Netscape on another
machine where I copied the `swingall.jar' (Swing for JDK1.1.7) in to
`$MOZILLA_HOME/java/classes/'.
I know this is a massive CHEAT!
My problem is deploying the HTTP Tunnelling technology in Java Plugin.
DAMN!
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Hi Peter,
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>(3) My servlets are JDK 1.1.7 and the plugin is obvious JDK 1.3, are
>there any serialisation issues that exists between different Java platforms?
>Can I sent java object made of 1.1.7 and get it read by VM of 1.3?
I can send a "J2SE1.3 java.io.Serializable"ed object to applet,
and I can "read" it with the "JVM in pure-Netscape4.7 and JVM in
pure-IE5.0) -- I guess these two JVMs are from JDK1.1.x. :-)
But because what you want to do is "on contra :-)", so I am not sure.
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>(2) Do I need any special permissions to access serialised objects?
from mywork, I don't need to "enable" any "permission"
in both pure-Netscape4.7 and pure-IE5.0 to access
serialised objects, but I don't know if it is also right
to a "J2SE1.3_JavaPlugin enabled browser".
Bo
Sept. 22, 2000
Peter Pilgrim wrote:
> Thanks David
>
> I pasted the URL `http://ivy:9090/servlet/com.db.docserv.servlet.AdminSer
> vlet' directly in Internet Explorer 5 and managed to download a servlet class.
> Therefore the servlet is not the problem.
>
> (1) Regard applet security: Does the Java Plugin binary and the Java Servlets
> have to be on the same server host?
>
> (2) Do I need any special permissions to access serialised objects?
>
> (3) My servlets are JDK 1.1.7 and the plugin is obvious JDK 1.3, are
> there any serialisation issues that exists between different Java platforms?
> Can I sent java object made of 1.1.7 and get it read by VM of 1.3?
>
> tia
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> Peter Pilgrim
> Welcome to the "Me Too" generation.
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 22/09/2000 14:09
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> Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Yes. We insist on having Swing in our applets, so we do it all the time.
> Your URL:
> `http://poppy.dev.lon.deuba.com:9090/pilgpe/servlet/com.db.docserv.servlet.A
> dminServlet'
>
> looks suspicious. By default, the servlet directory is usually virtualed to:
> `http://poppy.dev.lon.deuba.com:9090/servlet/com.db.docserv.servlet.AdminSer
> vlet'
> Did you take care to make sure the virtual directory for the servlet engine
> was set up correctly?
>
> If you paste the URL directly into the browser, do you also get the file not
> found exception?
>
> Finally, your life will get interesting when you try to use session tracking
> with the plugin configuration. Use URL rewriting for this.
> Dave
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