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Thread: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

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    Exclamation Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    http://javaprogrammers.webs.com/
    I cannot get the error because it is no longer loading for me, this is simply a testing site that i've made not a real site.

    I'm getting a error about a destination of some sort.

    import java.awt.FlowLayout;
    import java.awt.event.*;
    import javax.swing.JButton;
    import javax.swing.JFrame;
    import javax.swing.JLabel;
    import javax.swing.JTextField;
     
    import java.io.*;
     
     
    public class MainClass extends JFrame {
     
     
    		private JButton saveButton;
    		private JTextField fileName;
    		private JLabel fileName2;
    		private JTextField text;
    		private JLabel text2;
    		private JTextField title;
    		private JLabel title2;
    		private JTextField number;
    		private JLabel number2;
     
     
    		public MainClass(){
     
    			super("MB Creator");
    			setLayout( new FlowLayout());
     
     
    			fileName2 = new JLabel("Filename: ");
    			add(fileName2);
     
    			fileName = new JTextField("",10);
    			add(fileName);
     
    			text2 = new JLabel("   Text: ");
    			add(text2);
     
    			text = new JTextField ("",10);
    			add(text);
     
    			number2 = new JLabel("   Number: ");
    			add(number2);
     
    			number = new JTextField("",10);
    			add(number);
     
    			title2 = new JLabel("   Title: ");
    			add(title2);
     
    			title = new JTextField("", 10);
    			add(title);
     
    			saveButton = new JButton("    Create    ");
    			add( saveButton );
    			saveButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
    				public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) {
     
    					           try {
    						               FileWriter outFile = new FileWriter(fileName.getText()+ ".vbs");
    						              PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(outFile);
    						              out.write("msgbox(\""+text.getText()+"\"),"+number.getText()+",(\""+title.getText()+"\")");
    						             out.close();
    						          } catch (IOException e){
    						              e.printStackTrace();
    						          }
     
    											}
    										}
    									)
    								;
    							}
    						;
    					{
    				}
    			{
    		;
    	}
    }


    The javaScript I'm Using
    <HTML>
    <HEAD>
    <TITLE>MessageBox_Creator</TITLE>
    <META HTTP-EQUIV="PRAGMA" CONTENT="NO-CACHE">
    </HEAD>
     
    <BODY>
     
    <applet name="MessageBox_Creator" width="170" height="300" archive="MessageBoxCreator.jar" code="MessageBoxCreator.class">
    <param name="java_arguments" value="-Xmx1024m">
    </applet>
     
    </BODY>
    </HTML>



    Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
    the code has no errors runs perfect on a Desktop.


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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    I'm getting a error about a destination of some sort.
    What is the error?

    What is the relationship between the java code you posted and the html you posted?

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    Quote Originally Posted by Norm View Post
    What is the error?

    What is the relationship between the java code you posted and the html you posted?
    Iposted why i could get the error already.
    I cannot get the error because it is no longer loading for me

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    What is the relationship between the java code you posted and the html you posted?

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    makes the application load on the website?

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    Is that a question? Are you saying you don't know if there is any relationship between those two files. I don't see any connection between them.

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    messageboxcreator is uploaded as a jar and its grabbing it from a website..

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    messageboxcreator is uploaded as a jar
    Where is messageboxcreator? I see something similiar: code="MessageBoxCreator.class" but it is spelled differently. Names are case sensitive, so those two are different names.

    How is the code you posted related to the jar file?

    I don't understand your problem yet.

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    <applet name="MessageBox_Creator" width="170" height="300" archive="MessageBoxCreator.jar" code="MessageBoxCreator.class">

    your missing the point, this applcation saves a vbs script to your desktop if ran on your computer, but on the website it cannot find your desktop?

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    Are you talking about two different, separate programs?
    One an applet in a jar file that is loaded into a browser and does ???
    The other a desktop application that writes a file to your PC's disk

    I don't see how they are related and you seem to want to obfuscate their relationship.

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    i don't know how much clearer i can get.

    trying going to the website that i listed, its the program.

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    how much clearer i can get.
    So far I have learned nothing about your problem.
    trying going to the website
    Sorry, I try not to go to unknown,testing websites if I can help it.

    If you can't show any error messages or describe what the code is supposed to be doing, then I'll leave you for someone else.

    Good luck.

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    Learn to read. I listed the code above, and told you that the error is a directory. Ex: C:/doucments and settings/whatever... and its not a 'test website' all it has is the program on it, the rest is blank.

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    Calm down. I'm sure some one else will be along shortly to help you.

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    Default Re: Java web app, Saving to desktop?

    Java Plug-in 10.2.0.13
    Using JRE version 1.7.0_02-b13 Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM
    User home directory = C:\Documents and Settings\Owner
    ----------------------------------------------------
    c: clear console window
    f: finalize objects on finalization queue
    g: garbage collect
    h: display this help message
    l: dump classloader list
    m: print memory usage
    o: trigger logging
    q: hide console
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