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java class loading from client machine?

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itucakov

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Sep 7, 2001
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CA
Hello,
I was wondering if you can answer me about one question I have:
Suppose I have a php class which I load from some server machine. When I make a call to create a class in java it would
be (I assume) loading it from the server machine. What if the server knew that I have a certain class on my (client)
machine. Is there a way to load my applet into the web browser using that php page?
I hope the question is clear enough, any comment or suggestion would be great.
Thanks
Ivan
 
>>Is there a way to load my applet into the web browser using that php page?

Of course ! you can use applet in php page as in html page.
You can regard the php page as a superset of html page.Except the sections marked by &quot;<?php .... ?>&quot; are handled by php engine all other sections are handled by its normal way.
So the applet tag functions in php page as in html page.

Regards! IPO_z@cmmail.com
Garbage in,Garbage out
 
I'm not sure if my message got posted. I'll ask again.
What would the be difference then between loading an applet from the server machine (where the php page is loaded from) and loading the applet from the client machine(from the same php page which is loaded from the server).

Also, I was wondering if it would be possible to get appletviewer running from php, in that case, I the server page would load the appletviewer on the local client machine and load the applet instead of loading it in it netscape. Is that possible?
Thanks
Ivan
 
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