my web host does not support jsp

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code_wrong - 29 Jul 2006 00:16 GMT

My web host does not support JSP - they do support Perl and PHP
How do I let the java applet on the client communicate with the server?

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Paul - 29 Jul 2006 02:02 GMT

> My web host does not support JSP - they do support Perl and PHP
> How do I let the java applet on the client communicate with the server?

An applet doesn't care if they use JSP or not

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Paul Cager - 29 Jul 2006 09:43 GMT

>> My web host does not support JSP - they do support Perl and PHP
>> How do I let the java applet on the client communicate with the server?
> An applet doesn't care if they use JSP or not

If you do ever need a free JSP server, you could have a look at
www.myjavaserver.com (but as code_wrong said, you do not need any
special server support to run an applet).

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code_wrong - 29 Jul 2006 13:03 GMT

>>> My web host does not support JSP - they do support Perl and PHP
>>> How do I let the java applet on the client communicate with the server?
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> www.myjavaserver.com (but as [[[Paul]]]] said, you do not need any special
> server support to run an applet).

I was asking if /how to let my applet send data back to my host

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Paul - 30 Jul 2006 15:11 GMT

> I was asking if /how to let my applet send data back to my host

Ah, now that is a different question altogether.

I was about to paste in some code but, I think this example
http://javaalmanac.com/egs/java.net/Post.html
will probably give you what you want.

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code_wrong - 30 Jul 2006 18:16 GMT

>> I was asking if /how to let my applet send data back to my host
> Ah, now that is a different question altogether.
>
> I was about to paste in some code but, I think this example
> http://javaalmanac.com/egs/java.net/Post.html
> will probably give you what you want.

thanks .. very useful

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