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I figured it out. My Java server and the Web server are on seperate machines and they are connected through a proxy connection. I had moved my applet to the Java server to keep everything together and this was the problem. Netscape was able to get the applet through the proxy connection but...

I have a Swing Applet that connects to a servlet using an HTTP connection. When I load the applet in Netscape everything runs fine. However, when I run the applet in IE it takes about 10 minutes before the applet loads. The web server is NT4/IIS4. If anyone has any suggestions I would love...

When you open FrontPage, on the left hand side of the screen, in the Views window, there is a button called Reports. If you go into Reports you can get different information on your web site. Unfortunatly there doesn't seem to be any way to print the reports or even export them to a different...

Is there any method or third-party utility that can be used to print reports in FrontPage?

Thanks for the tip. I think this will take care of the problem. I removed it from my computer a long time ago and forgot about it. Another wonderful Microsoft app.

Several of our users are experiencing slow response times when opening or editing a document in Word or Excel. We've tried defraging and increasing the page file but the problems persist. We are using Office 97 SR-2 on NT 4.0 SP-5. Our machines have 64MB of memory. Also, although Office is...

I'm using jexegen from the MS SDK to compile my .class file into and .exe. The reason I am doing this is so I can get my servlet to run off my IIS4 server without using third party software (such as JRun). However, when I run the .exe file I get the following error:<br> <br> &quot;CGI...

I'm using jexegen from the MS SDK to compile my .class file into and .exe. Now before anyone starts screeming about this being anti-Java and calling me a heretic, the reason I am doing this is so I can get my servlet to run off my IIS4 server without using third party software (such as JRun)...

Thanks for your help. What I am trying to do is query and display data from an Access database to the internet. I have an html form setup with a POST method to a servlet. The servlet then queries the database based on the form information and creates a ResultSet. Everything works up to this...

I didn't figure that was a way to pass the ResultSet, I just did it to see what would happen. I was wondering if the hex number indicated the location in memory where the ResultSet was stored.<br> <br> What I want to do is display the ResultSet in a Swing table which is why I'm trying to send...

p.s.<br> <br> Is there a way to pass a ResultSet to an applet from a servlet?

I was playing around and I passed a ResultSet to a String variable and when I printed the string I got this:<br> <br> sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcResultSet@b80f70e7<br> <br> Is this telling me the location in memory of the ResultSet? Can I do anything with this information?

Thanks for the info. The type casting was what I needed. I'll check out that book, but I won't tell anyone that you told me about it ;-)

I'm trying to convert a double value to a float value using the floatValue() method. When I compile I keep getting the error - Method floatValue(double) not found in class. I've tried adding Import java.lang.Number.* but I get the same error. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks Otto. That worked great. You're the king!

Here is some additional info: It seems to work fine under IE4 but not under Netscape.

Okay Otto, this method works great with text boxes but I am having problems getting it to work with a combo box. I keep getting a null value result. However, when I submit the form using the post method it sends the correct data to the server. Can you help?

Thanks again Otto.

I have an Access database that I want to put on the Web. I tried using FrontPage 98 but the output is kind of ugly. I was able to use Swing to display the database but I was using the JDBC-ODBC bridge to access the data. This will be going on an IIS4 server. My question is, can I create a...

Thanks Otto! This is great.