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Java Forum / General / March 2007user-agent's in java
In JavaScript, you can get them with navigator.userAgent, but what about in Java? > In JavaScript, you can get them with navigator.userAgent, but what > about in Java? Server side Java (JSP/Servlet) or client side Java (applet) ? Arne > yawnmothwrote: > > In JavaScript, you can get them with navigator.userAgent, but what > > about in Java? > > Server side Java (JSP/Servlet) or client side Java (applet) ? Applet. >> yawnmothwrote: >>> In JavaScript, you can get them with navigator.userAgent, but what >>> about in Java? >> Server side Java (JSP/Servlet) or client side Java (applet) ? > Applet. I think you need to have your applet call some JavaScript code to get it. Arne > In JavaScript, you can get them with navigator.userAgent, but what > about in Java? 'Sure'*. Why? What does this ability bring to the end user? * Arne outlined the most direct method, there are also other ways to determine which browser an applet is running in, without JS support. Andrew T. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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