Re: applet talking to server (with ajax?)
- From: Fabien Bergeret <fabien.bergeret@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 11:44:41 +0100
chuck wrote:
To summerize : you have a web application, in which you want your client to retrieve data from the server and to display it dynamically.Hi,
I have an applet that i want to have grab text from the server. I have a php function that generates the text, right now just plain text, but it could be anything xml, json, etc.
anyway, what is the best thing for me to do to have the applet communicate with the php function on the server?
All the recent sun articles seem to deal with the opposite of what i want, java server talking to a standard html page through ajax
Chuck
Using an applet implies that the client has a java plugin installed on his computer, which is not always the case.
In both the cases, you'll need to have javascript code which will display your retrieved data.
I'd say that the Ajax solution seems to be the best : doesn't need extra requirements, minimize the number of different technologies used ...
.
- References:
- applet talking to server (with ajax?)
- From: chuck
- applet talking to server (with ajax?)
- Prev by Date: Re: sorry .09 instead of .08
- Next by Date: Re: extending abstract class
- Previous by thread: Re: applet talking to server (with ajax?)
- Next by thread: .98 cents instead of .99
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|
