By the nature of JSP and Swing, you can not really use them together.
Technically you can of course, except any swing components created in the
JSP will appear on the server, but if multiple requests are made to the same
JSP multiple windows will open. (not the greatest idea) If you want the
client to see Swing components, you have to write an applet that uses them,
but you should note that the user will have to download a plug-in from sun
in order to display an applet that uses Swng components. This can be done,
but is usually not an optimal solution, depending upon how many users will
be using the applet. You don't want hundreds of people to have to download
a separate plug-in in order to access functionality of your site.
Joseph Karau
Kingland Systems
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From: Simon Chia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 7:02 AM
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Subject: Jsp and Swing??
has any tried it before? plz le tme know how if you have!
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