Re: Window pop-up problem!....

[Sandeep Kachalia]

Manish,
Find my comments below.
Manish Malhotra wrote:
Hi All,
My Requirement is:
Im creating one web application.
I have one screen say S1. There is a link on this screen which needs to
open a pop-up window.
But the form needs to be submitted to send a parameter and on the server
side we check this paramater as its 'true' or 'false'. Depends on that
It decides that pop-up has to be open or not.
   The problem is not clear, if the decision has to be taken at server
side then you need to submit the page, there is not alternative to it.
If  decision can be taken at client side then the parent child
window relationship can be used  in JavaScript.
And my second requirement is this parent-child window relationship should be
modal view. As its in swing. So, that user can't access the parent one until
child is open. And no new child will be pop-up if one already open.
   As per my understanding you need to create a modal window. I.E.
supports Modal window where as other browser doesn't. Here is a
JavaScript function which might help you out.
function ShowWindow(url,name,height,width)
{
   if (window.showModalDialog) //for  IE
   {
   window.showModalDialog(url,name,'status:no;
dialogWidth='+width+'px;dialogHeight='+height+'px')
   }
   else //for others
   {
   var windowHeight = getWindowHeight();
   var windowWidth = getWindowWidth();
   var top = windowHeight/2 - height/2;
   var left = windowWidth/2 - width/2;
   window.top.captureEvents(Event.CLICK|Event.FOCUS)
   window.top.onclick=IgnoreEvents
   window.top.onfocus=HandleFocus
   winModalWindow =
window.open(url,name,"scrollbars=yes,toolbar=no,status=no,menubar=no,directories=no,location=no,dependent=yes,width="+width+",height="+height+",left="+left+",top="+top)
   }
}
So, can you please help me out.
I need this help urgently. Actually I know something is there in DHTML for
thei modal.
But actually is it possible through JavaScript. So, that without submitting
the parent window
I can acheive this goal.
Many Thanks. Your input is required.
regards,
Manish Malhotra
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built-in webserver

[Sandeep Kachalia]

Hi,

I want to write an application that will embed the webserver in itself.
The application will accept all HTTP request. In turn it will pass on
the request to webserver libraries to get response and the same response
will be pass on to requester client.
In short I need a built-in webserver. So my question is how can I access
the webserver libraries to do this job. I am currently using Tomcat4.1,
suggest any built-in webserver, the webserver should preferably be an
open source so that I can change the source as per my application
requirements.
Thanks for consideration.

Sandeep

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