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Accesing a serialized class.

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Posted By: Vineet_Billorey
Posted On: Friday, December 10, 2004 09:23 AM

I am using Tomcat Web Server. In which directory I should store my Serialized class such that an applet and a servlet both can have access to it?

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Re: Accesing a serialized class.

Posted By: Anonymous
Posted On: Friday, December 17, 2004 02:09 AM

Servlet and applets run in totally different contexts, so you will - and should - separate those two:

For the servlet, put the class in a JAR deployed into tomcat, i.e. it must be "in the internal classpath" of tomcat.
For the applet, you must tell the applet that that class is in the codebase. Usually, you will put the JAR as a ressource on your webserver [like any gif etc.] and tell the applet in the calling HTML about the codebase.

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Harald M.

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