Venkat Sadasivam

Let me complete this thread by answering my own question.

After extensive Google search gathered enough information and implemented SSO successfully.

Here is my experience.
http://webmoli.com/2009/08/29/single-sign-on-in-java-platform/

Hi Guys,

Is it worth spending money for IT Architect certification?
https://www.opengroup.org/

Regards,
Venkat

Hi, I am trying to implement SSO in our servlet based web application.

I am able to negotiate and get kerberos token from internet explorer. How do I validate this kerberos token with ActiveDirectory? Is there any simple API available in Java?

Thanks,
Venkat

Is it possible to make a word document editable inside browser?

When the document is saved it should be uploaded back to server to save the changed copy.

Hi, How to handle stale connections? The application hangs when database server restarts.

Our application is database driven application (mostly select, insert, update and deletes). How do I automate unit testing using JUnit?

The backend database server is Oracle.

You might need to use Multipart parser to get uploaded file content in server-side.
http://commons.apache.org/fileupload/using.html

Is there any opensource/commercial tool available to print word document from Java application?

If there is no way to do in Java: then is there a way to print word document from command line? so that we can start the command line program from Java.

Thanks,
Venkat

I meant append. I want to concatenate two RTF documents in a Java background thread.

Is there a way to merge 2 RTF document?

You can use html meta tag in your response to redirect page.
<META http-equiv="refresh" content="5;URL=http://www.google.com">

I don't quite understand. However you can use <servlet-mapping> in web.xml to define the url pattern for your servlet.

Is there a way to merge two RTF documents into a single document? I am looking for a pure Java solution to keep my deployment process simple.

The code at its own makes also no sense. response.completeResponse?

I have edited now.

It's also possible to drive a screw using a hammer. Doesn't make it a good idea.

Yes, it is not good idea you already communicated in the thread. But each and every project has its own challenge and reasoning. There is no harm in giving possible ways.

Have a print link/button in top right corner of your page and generate a new HTML page with all tab content. Use the below CSS technic to insert page break during print from browser.
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/css/article.php/3470341