Hi,
I am sorry for asking the same question twice:-) But now I want to use
another way to fix it, so I write this email. Sorry for bothering you again:-)
1. I use "HTTPTunneling" between my applet and my servlet, and I use jsdk2.1 to
test it, I put myservlet.class in .../jsdk2.1/webpages/WEB-INF/servlets
2. I use the following code in my applet :
...
url=new URL("http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/servlet/myservlet?P1=1&P2=2);
...
3. when I use Netscape4.7 to run my applet, it works. But if I use IE5.0,
I find IE change my url to
"http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080//servlet/myservlet?P1=1&P2=2",
and so I get a "java.io.FileNotFoundException" .
In my last email, I want to know how to fix this problem in IE. But now
I want to know if I can fix it by setting jsdk2.1, so my question is:
1. If jsdk2.1 receive a requesting like
"http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080//servlet/myservlet?P1=1&P2=2", How can I set
jsdk2.1 and let it "process" such requesting?
2. If I use another "WEB server+servlet engine", can I set it ?
Now I have to make a "filter TCP server:-)" between my applet and my servlet,
and if "//" is found, "//" will be changed to "/" . But I think it is not a
good way:-)
So could anybody tell me how to fix it?
Thanks very much in advance!
Bo
June 10,2000
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