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use JSlider (SWING)

 
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Hello,
i'm rather new to JSP/Servlet. Is it possible to use SWING components like JSlider or progress bars in web-applications using JSP/Servlets?
thanks for advice
 
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No, not in JSP/Servlet, they "write" HTML.
 
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Hi Peter, Welcome to the Ranch!
As Chris pointed out, with JSP and Servlets, the Java component executes on the server in order to format whatever will be sent to the client. No Java executes on the client to control the interface. (For that, you're still stuck with applets).
Think of JSP as a dynamic templating language to create HTML pages.
hth,
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