srinivas madugula

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hai,
rmi iiop are distibuted application protocols(middle ware protocols).
http is a session less protocol(just to serve html pages).
They are not from the same set. so they cannot be comparable. every one has their own pros and cons.
but you can compare rmi and iiop protocol
kumar
hai,
init is not a static method. so it cannot be called with out creating an instance. to creat an instance you must use constructor.
i dont know why you asked this question.
bye
have a good one
21 years ago
Hai,
I think its all the protocol.
server program may me sending(just eg)
________
CTRL: info like some one loging in etc.(independent event)
USRD user: display information
hai
the indexing begins at 1 not 0.
getHeaderFieldKey(0) returns null
getHeaderField(0) returns the http response
HTTP/1.0 status some_info_regarding status.
getHeaderFieldKey(1..) returns header key
getHeaderField(1..) returns header value
your program stops on i=0.
start with i=1;
it will work
bye
kumar
hai
i dont know what your r making. but this may do the task
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class B implements Runnable{
public void run(){
A.endless();
}
public static void main(String[] args){
Thread t=new Thread(new B());
t.start();
Thread.sleep(//specify time out);

// handle the code for timer here
want to stop the thread
t.destroy();
}
21 years ago
JSP
handling every thing on the serverside. just use a single form and submit the entire data. take the required data elements in the servlet based on submit button and redirect to final page on server.(this is ineffecient). but no other possibility.
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<form ... action="redirect.class">
<input type=submit name="a">
<input type=submit name="b">
every submit button has a name. use it in servlet to find which submit is called.
do the job of javascript in redirect servlet. and redirect to the required servlet or jsp.
21 years ago