Through URL and URLConnection classes.
shahzad
farah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/06/2000 07:43:18 PM
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Subject: How an application can access a Servlet
Hi Everybody!!!!!
Anybody knows (my knowledge is so limited to do this) how can I make an
application (Swing) that is in another place than the server, and this app
can access a servlet to get information from the database in the server and
show in the Swing app...
Thanks for sharing your experiences!!!!
Paulo Farah
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