Re: Java on Web
From: Denz (RUBBISH_at_RUBBISHhotmail.com)
Date: 12/21/03
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Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2003 22:22:58 GMT
It all depends exactly what you mean by programming for the web? But i take
it from you post your interest is in java applets accessible over the web to
run in a browser? Not so different to regular swing apps, plus the html page
code to contain the app.
Then theres server side programming to create dynamic web pages- using jsp
and java servlets. For this you will also need an understanding of html of
course, and set youself up with a web server. Linux with the j2sdk, Apache
web server, Tomcat for the jsp pages, and MySQL for database access works
well for me...
"DaWaN" <dawan57@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I've done a lot of java programming but never done any for the web.
> For most of what I've done was with Swing.
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> So how difficult/different is it to still do some Java apps for the web
from
> Swing?
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