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I'm Facing A Problem

Jul 4th, 2008

Hey all, this is approximately my first post in this site. I was just a good reader for the things about JAVA right here. But now I'm facing a problem with JAVA and I didn't know what to do except coming here and ask as you might help (ISA).

I'm a university student, me and my friends made a website for the whole university and I want to put a GPA Calculator on the site, knowing that I wrote it in java and can transform it to .jar or .exe but still I don't know how to upload that program on our site -made with php- so anyone enter the site can use it online.

If anyone here know how to post a -running- java file or .jar or .exe file on a php website, please help as I really need to do so.

Thanks in advance

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Re: I'm Facing A Problem

Jul 4th, 2008

If your site is not a web container, you're going to have to make an Applet (and if you wrote a normal app, you'd have to do that anyway).

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutor...oyment/applet/

Last edited by masijade : Jul 4th, 2008 at 12:03 pm.

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