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    [SOLVED] Re: Passing parameters to an Applet

    I have just solved the problem. Following your tip I verified the information source was present. So I commented out the HTML block and exported it to an HTML file. So everything works! I made a...
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    [SOLVED] Passing parameters to an Applet

    I am in the throws of passing parameters to an applet using getParameter method. I am completely new to HTML tags.
    Here is the code:


    import java.awt.*;
    import java.applet.*;
    /*
    *
    ...
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    Re: Problems in reading/writing from/to a socket

    For information about Bticino my home system go to the following link:
    bticino - Local and remote control
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    Re: Problems in reading/writing from/to a socket

    By the way, hanging around the Internet I found out a dedicated Java class performing what I need. Anyway thank you so much for your support!
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    Re: Problems in reading/writing from/to a socket

    Basically I set up a thread just to give a sleep() to the main() with the aim to get any result. Still I desided to comment it out afterwards. So you could not take it into consideration.
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    Problems in reading/writing from/to a socket

    I have been trying to send a command string to my domotics web server which is connected to a bus and then to my LAN. The command that has to be sent to the web server through the bus is a ...
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    Re: Confused with constructor

    Basically you need to define a non-static context if you want to use constructors.
    Here is a modified version of the code.
    Hope this will work properly


    public class ClassWork {
    ...
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    Re: Very Beginner...very frustrated...

    First and foremost you need to define the s symbol. It could be an instance variable or an object. If s were a cat type object you should define a "Cat" class. Therefore the s object would be...
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