Robert Uomini wrote:
> I have a Swing application which uses sockets and which, for various reasons,
> I'd like to run across the network, i.e., have it execute locally and display
> remotely, a la an X application. Is there any way to do this via servlets?
> I hav ethe impression that that's not what they're for, but I want to make
> sure before I either give up or write an X server-like driver for Swing.
>
You are correct -- that is not what they are for.
However, if both the local and remote machines *are* running X, you can do this
through normal X-windows remote access facilities like any other X app.
> Bob
Craig McClanahan
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