Hugo Malheiro wrote:
>
> However, sending data from the applet to the servlet it's more
> dificult because it never enters in the doPost method of the
> servlet.
>
You might try:
1) In your POST code, do a servletConnection.getInputStream() and
drain it. Yeah, I know, you're not writing anything back to
the client, but give it a try anyway, see what happens.
2) Instead of writing a record to the database in doPost(), you
might try just writing something to System.out. I don't
think that's the problem, but it would mean one less thing
to worry about.
3) Or, even better, get rid of the under-specified and strangely
implemented Sun URLConnection code, and use something like:
http://www.innovation.ch/java/HTTPClient/
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