Re: Java Applet saving results on home server
- From: rizwindu <bgeorge@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:18:51 -0000
On Jun 13, 2:00 pm, Lew <l...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
rizwindu wrote:
"Andrew Thompson" wrote:I have a Java applet that, once finished interacting with the user,
needs to save the results. I would like to be able to write a text
file with the results to the applets home server, or a specified FTP
server. I have found some FTP connection classes that allow files to
be uploaded, but these require files
rizwindu wrote:Class files? Configuration files? What files?
Either would do really. Could store the results in a class and write
that. I can also store the results to a string and write that to a
file.
On the face of it that doesn't make sense. What sort of "results" are you
getting, and how to you envision that it would be stored to a class? Are
these results bytecode?
If they are bytecode, then how do you envision they be encoded into a String?
--
Lew
Lew:
My results are a mix of strings, arrays etc. I can write them to a
file by outputting the text nicely. Or I can make a 'Results' class
that has some data structures to store all the things I need, then I
can create a new Results object, and save the results object.
Gordon:
I'll look into the FTP client. From the example you gave looks like it
might be what I need. Thanks.
Ben.
.
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