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Has anyone created an Applet that would allow Java code to execute around the Sand Box security? Here is an example I found, but it only works with the Microsoft SDK for Java 4.0. That is where I find the Microsoft com.ms.Security package. My users are running on a Intranet and we would like...

Has anyone created a Applet that would allow Java code to execute around the Sand Box security? Here is an example I found, but I do not know where to find the Microsoft or Netscape packages to do this? Has anyone worked with something like this? My users are running on a Intranet and we...

Has anyone created a Trusted Applet that would allow Java code to execute around the Sand Box security? Here is an example I found, but I do not know where to the Microsoft or Netscape packages to do this? Has anyone worked with something like this? My users are running on an our company...

Has anyone ever tried to have a Java Servlet communicate with a non-Java program, such as Visual Basic 6.0. We have some Visual Basic programs that run as ActiveX Servers (without GUI) on a Win NT server and we were wondering if you could pass objects between the two languages? I suspect that...

I was able to create an Applet that sends Data in an Serialized Object to a Servlet and then return the data back to the Applet. I am using both the ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream to do this. However when I tryed to build HTML in my doPost and send it back to the Browser, the HTML...

I know you can build HTML on the fly from a Servlet and pass parameters to an Applet, but does anyone know a way to pass information from an Applet back to a Servlet? I would like to use the Swing components in an Applet on my client machine and them send the data to a Servlet on a Web Server...

I was able to get servlets working with the JSDK2.1. It appears that the startserver.bat file the comes with the JSDK2.1 only works on Windows NT. That is why the Servlets do not work on my Windows 98 machine. Does anyone know if there is one for Windows 98? thanks, Brian Here is...

I have downloaded the JSDK 2.1 Web Server for testing Servlets. I unzipped the file and have the directories set up on my C root drive. I also have the JDK 1.3 installed on my system C root drive. I copied the Server.jar and Servlet.jar files to the C:\JDK1.3\JRE\Lib\ext. In the default.cfg...