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At 4:34 AM on Aug 29, 2007, Joseba wrote:
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I have to do a web page to execute commands (exe, bat) situated in different machines.
I need to see the results in my web page, and I would prefer to have my distributed application deployed in application servers instead of have to run jvm in the machines.
Can you give me any concrete idea? And web sites or books to begin with this?
Thank you very much by your help.
J.
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Re: Web to execute commands in other machines
I think the applet don't support such session.(or not permit).Maybe you need program a servlet.
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