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Does anyone know Java Server on ISP

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CatBurglerV8 - 08 Dec 2007 15:52 GMT
Does anyone know what all is required to get a very small Java Server
to run on an ordinary home page on my ISP's web server. Do I need to
install a Java Runtime (JRE) first ?
Andrew Thompson - 08 Dec 2007 16:04 GMT
>Does anyone know what all is required to get a very small Java Server

What do you mean by 'Java Server'?  What exactly is it 'serving' up?
- Applets?
- JSP/Servlets?
- Java Web Start apps.?

>to run on an ordinary home page on my ISP's web server. Do I need to
>install a Java Runtime (JRE) first ?

No for the first and last, the second requires a 'servlet container'
which is effectively 'J2EE'* that comes with a built in 'J2SE'*.

* Or JEE/JSE depending upon the 'marketing nomenclature
of the minute'.

Did this have something to do with Graphical User Interfaces?
What is it?

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