Wouldn't say that approach is flawed per se - you still have to transfer the data so it probably wouldn't be faster. That being said placing the code on the server might make your application more...
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Re: Form using JDBC works in Netbeans but ClassNotFoundEx when called from HTML doc.
Wouldn't say that approach is flawed per se - you still have to transfer the data so it probably wouldn't be faster. That being said placing the code on the server might make your application more...
Re: Form using JDBC works in Netbeans but ClassNotFoundEx when called from HTML doc.
I'd guess you are encountering a security issue...work around being to sign the applet...see the following link: What Applets Can and Cannot Do (The Java™ Tutorials > Deployment > Java Applets)