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IIS Web Application assigned to a Virtual Drive
[3 eyes]I have a Web Application that I created with Studio .Net 2005. It uses IIS of course and it works fine. When I set up a Virtual drive and have my project running on IIS with the virtual drive, IIS does not recognize the Virtual drive path. The path is correct when I look at the...- BZJavaTalk
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Objects passed Java Applet/JSP pages
Yes I know JSPs are compiled into Servlets. But I want to be able to add the code to do this in the JSP. I don't want to have to deal directly with a Servlet, but my web server compiles the JSP page and handle it. The JSP gets recompiled everytime it is changed. Besides it is compiled, I...- BZJavaTalk
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- Forum: Java
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Objects passed Java Applet/JSP pages
Here is a really triva question for all the Exports. I have written JSP pages on my Web Server that have HTML, Java Beans, and JavaScript embedded within. I am looking at adding a Java 2 Swing Applet to the JSP page also. This I know how to do and even add the Plug-IN for Suns JVM so the...- BZJavaTalk
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- Forum: Java
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Java Version (JVM RT) on Client Side
Does anyone know a command in JSP or HTML or Java Script that can tell me what version of Java a client computer has? I know how to convert my web pages with the HTMLConverter and add the Java Sun Plug in, but I would like to add code to be able to tell if the customer has Java run-time loaded...- BZJavaTalk
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- Forum: Java
