Is it possible to have a series of we pages in a .zip file that can be unzipped on any desktop and run as a java file?
Or does this Ned to be done in a applet?
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Is it possible to have a series of we pages in a .zip file that can be unzipped on any desktop and run as a java file?
Or does this Ned to be done in a applet?
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What kind of pages? JSPs would be run in a server container which may not be available on every desktop. Plain web pages could be run in a web browser. What Java content would the pages have? With security issues, the Java Applet as a vehicle to share functioning code with others is essentially dead to all except those willing to pay to sign their applets, apparently not cheap.
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What I want to be able to do is create a page / form which interacts with a database.
ASP & PHP are both server side I was wondering if or how I could use JAVA at client side or have what it needs deployed with the zip
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Write an Applet.
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Instead of a zip file, use a jar file which has the same structure. Its contents can be accessed by the java program to be executed.
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Do I need to do anything with individual machines to run thisOriginally Posted by Cornix
Class.forName("com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLSer verDriver");
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