Thank you for your suggestion.
I'm sory, maybe my last explanation was not clear.
This is my "real" condition :
I have GUI made by applet-servlet-jdbc.
User inputs keyword in GUI to select ( retrieve )
video file from DB, then click "display" button to
display that video by RealPlayer.
Because the size of video file is very large, I stored
ram file in my DB instead of video file.
When user click "display" button, applet sends request
to servlet including keyword inputed by user.
Servlet connects and sends SQL command to DB.
The result of that query is ram file. Servlet receives
that result as array bytes (using getBytes() method).
Then servlet makes ram file.
My question is : After made ram file, could servlet
directly execute that ram file ( to display video )?
Thank you.
-pamungkas-
--- Robert Rainwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wednesday, September 13, 2000, 10:37:38 PM, you
> wrote:
>
> > Hi.....
>
> > I want servlet to execute a file.
> > Could servlet execute a file ?
>
> > My plan is as follow :
> > I have ram file ( point to Realplayer rm file ).
> > Applet sends request to servlet to execute that
> ram
> > file. After receive that request, Servlet directly
> > execute the ram file, and displaying rm file in
> > Realplayer.
>
> You could use Javascript and open a new window,
> redirect the new
> window to the ram file, then close the window.
> Doesn't seem to be
> anything Java related though. Maybe I'm wrong.
>
>
> --
> Regards,
> Robert
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
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