[OKC JUG] RPCs

Tue Aug 18 09:50:47 PDT 2009

Me again!

Paul:  As for the html input...I don't know much about html, but do have
a co-worker who is apparently very comfortable with it.  She works with
a lot on online surveys.  She is out today, but I will forward your
response via email.    After talking with my supervisor, he was thinking
everything would be done on the client side.  But if we could do it as
I've have proposed in my original email, that would be much better.  

David:  I really am interested in the Netbeans/Glassfish response.  I
use Netbeans to write and test my code.  Have gone through a tutorial
using Glassfish.  Looks "easy" enough.  I've been trying to "whip up"
something, but get entangled in all the pieces(client, server, WEB-INF).

Greg:  I will visit the reference while eating lunch.

Thanks to all,

JO

The message to follow everyday:  Life is short, Break the rules, Forgive
quickly, Kiss slowly, Love truly, Laugh controllably, And never regret
anything that made you smile. Life may not be the party we hoped for,
but while we're here we should dance. 

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From: jug-bounces at lists.okcjug.org [mailto:jug-bounces at lists.okcjug.org]
On Behalf Of Grzegorz Bugaj
Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 11:32 AM
To: jug at lists.okcjug.org
Subject: Re: [OKC JUG] RPCs

You could also use Apache ServletFileUpload.

http://commons.apache.org/fileupload/apidocs/org/apache/commons/fileuplo
ad/servlet/ServletFileUpload.html

Regards
Greg Bugaj

--- On Tue, 8/18/09, David Wilson-Burns <davidwburns at yahoo.com> wrote:

	From: David Wilson-Burns <davidwburns at yahoo.com>
	Subject: Re: [OKC JUG] RPCs
	To: jug at lists.okcjug.org
	Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 11:03 AM

	With Netbeans and Glassfish, you could whip up something pretty
quick.

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	From: "Oram, Jackie" <joram at osrhe.edu>
	To: jug at lists.okcjug.org
	Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 10:58:41 AM
	Subject: Re: [OKC JUG] RPCs

	Hey!

	My platform is UNIX.  I've never heard of Icefaces.  My only
experience with a web/app server is what I use with Netbeans.  Glassfish
or Apache?  Oracle application server.  I hope I've answered your
questions.  When I say my web experience is minimal, I'm not lying to
you.

	Thanks for the quick input.

	Jackie (JO)

	The message to follow everyday:  Life is short, Break the rules,
Forgive quickly, Kiss slowly, Love truly, Laugh controllably, And never
regret anything that made you smile. Life may not be the party we hoped
for, but while we're here we should dance. 

________________________________

	From: jug-bounces at lists.okcjug.org
[mailto:jug-bounces at lists.okcjug.org] On Behalf Of David Wilson-Burns
	Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 10:39 AM
	To: jug at lists.okcjug.org
	Subject: Re: [OKC JUG] RPCs

	Icefaces has a decent upload widget.   This would eliminate the
need for a JRE.  What platform will your application be running on?
What web/app server is available to you?  I've used it to upload a file
from the user through the browser, run some command line server-side
processes on the file and then notify the user (browser) of the process
completion.

________________________________

	From: "Oram, Jackie" <joram at osrhe.edu>
	To: jug at lists.okcjug.org
	Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 10:24:22 AM 
	Subject: [OKC JUG] RPCs

	Good morning all!

	Sorry to be away from the fold for a while, but plan to come
back for the September meeting.

	I have a problem that I am hoping you (in all your infinite
wisdom) will be able to help resolve.  I have written a core Java
program that needs to be accessed via a web browser.  The process will
be to upload a remote file to our server, process that data against the
edit program while using additional command line arguments, and download
the results back to the sender.  Those accessing this program will be
institutions of higher education throughout the state.  We don't want
each institution to have to download a JDK just to be able to run this
program remotely.  

	I've looked into GWT and experimented minimally with RPCs, but
get more and more confused.  I don't see how I can be ready by the
September deadline established.  I've found some snippets of code.  One
for uploading files.  One for using RPCs.  But...when I put these into
my Netbeans IDE, I get a lot of deprecation errors.  Been trying to
reconcile these, but that too is time consuming.  Then finally, I don't
understand how to put everything together.

	If I've not been clear on something, please let me know.  

	I truly will appreciate anything and everything that you may
send my way.

	Thank you,

	Jackie F. Oram

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