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Goran,
Goran Jambrović wrote:
| i tried your advice, and it didn't help.
If you want to grab content from a remote URL and display it in a web
browser, why are you even bothering to get it yourself? Just build the
target URL and send a browser to it
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Goran,
Goran Jambrović wrote:
| I would like to run a servlet(/FunPacmanServlet) from java.
You should call it via HTTP.
| This servlet
| would then show a jsp page in web browser.
That's going to be a problem, depending on your platform, the secu
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I would like to run a servlet(/FunPacmanServlet) from java.This servlet
would then show a jsp page in web browser. The problem is that the
contents of
Hi!
I would like to run a servlet(/FunPacmanServlet) from java.This servlet
would then show a jsp page in web browser. The problem is that the
contents of jsp page is shown in eclipse console, but the browser does
not show the page. Any idea what i'm doing wrong? I am using eclipse
3.2, tomca
