Thanks guys. I had an inkling that servlets/jsps were the solution but
just a bit confused on how to actually impliment it.
Many Thanks
Eric
On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Wimmer, Matthias wrote:
> Eric:
>
> I think this is an issue of Servlets and JSPs. Once you are a little bit
> familiar with this
Eric:
I think this is an issue of Servlets and JSPs. Once you are a little bit
familiar with this, I think you can easily retrieve one parameter (named
machine_name or so) out of an HTML form. Then you just call LoadClient.main(
machine_name) and get the result.
I am not very familiar with Servl
If you modified your LoadClient to a web service client by replacing
the main method, you could simply import it into a jsppage and invoke
your web service. You could simply use a form that takes the machine
name parameter and pass it to your web service client class. Web
Services Definition
Eric Roberts wrote:
> Does this call for servlets/jsp? I keep reading about WSDL everywhere but
> noone seems to explain how to utilize it. Every tutorial seems to stop
> short of telling how to access a web service from the WEB. What am I
> missing? Am I going in the right direction?
I wi
