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calling java servlet from Powerbuilder

 
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Is there any way to call a Java servlet or class from Powerbuilder. I saw someone mention this in a post from 2001 but there were no details of how to do it. I need to find a way to execute some Java code from Powerbuilder and I also need to be able to send it an argument. I really do not need a return back. Thanks to anyone who may be able to help!
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I haven't done PowerBuilder since, um, v5 I think. You ought to be able to access raw sockets, or an OCX control for sockets. Google for PowerBuilder sockets and see what you hit.
 
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Stan,
Thank you for your reply. Sorry mine is so delayed. I will definitely try this, although I am not sure if we will be permitted to use sockets in our new environment. Do you know of any other alternatives just in case?
Thank again for your help.
Mary
 
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