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Writing files at the server side

 
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Hello everyone

I want to write a log on the server side using an applet. Is this possible.. please guide

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what is log?
i'm not sure as applet is a client side application program
 
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Sure it's possible. You just have to send a message to the server and have some process on the server write that message to a log file. As long as it's the same server you download the applet from (unsigned applets are forbidden to talk to any other server), you can use RMI, a custom network solution, or, if your web server provides the API, a servlet.
 
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