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I believe this is what I call a wrap for this thread. Everything hasn't been tested "to the extreme" but many improvements have been made over the code. It can call scripts and handle any...

Ahh yes its a wonderful day.. I was so tired yesterday after my 14 hour non-stop shift working on the above classes I failed to see just how simple a client that employs this service really is. So...

Some quick LiveConnect Reference info for beginners NetSpade - Web Developer Heaven

See this page for info on supplying and retrieving parameters for an applet: Defining and Using Applet...

OK people here are my "untested" Server classes to be run in the browser. Java Security says this stuff must be jarred and signed + permitted by system policy. The license is provided here in this...

It would be more than great if SUN/ORACLE/Microsoft/Free Software Foundation/Apple/Apache/MIT/UC Berkely whatever would implement something like this for us free to all governments corporations and...

There are too many technology implementation discrepancies regarding post #2 for it to be a platform independent technology. IE moving to a new server, supporting multiple browsers, or distributing a...

Ok so HTTP Push is just something I never heard of but quite resembles the content header keep alive idea i had...Push technology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Hello world, gotta few questions as I am totally new to java but I have lots of programming experience. I'm looking for some advice/expertise from an experienced java applet networking programmer.
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Wow, I didn't need to change the code at all. i found a crossdomain.xml file for java and placed it in my virtual host root directory. The crossdomain.xml 404 kept showing up in the access log. So I...

I found a solution to the policy issue. I have not entirely tested this but the adaptation I have created using the classes and methods described here have seemingly solved my policy issues.

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Well, you were absolutely correct about my intent. However using a script, does not solve the issue. Same error using code:
<?php include("test.txt"); ?>
All of these files are in the root...

Hmm... Makes no sense to me as to why a typical Webserver (I'm using Apache2 on UBUNTU x64) should deny read access to a public (world readable resource) file. Yet, this is not unfathomable. Thanks...

OMG, I'm so tired of trying to find this answer. I'll do my best to explain the issue. I have compiled, jarred and signed this browser applet:



import java.applet.Applet;
import java.net.URL;...