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It doesn't sound too difficult. You really want to use a database? What are the restrictions? What do you want to log, just the counter? Or several counters?<br />
BTW: starting blanco, I wouldn't use Java, I'd use ASP or another scripting-environment. Client-side you don't need Java, and server-side you just need to insert or update database records, or maybe just write to a simple file.<br />

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It doesn't sound too difficult. You really want to use a database? What are the restrictions? What do you want to log, just the counter? Or several counters?
BTW: starting blanco, I wouldn't use Java, I'd use ASP or another scripting-environment. Client-side you don't need Java, and server-side you just need to insert or update database records, or maybe just write to a simple file.


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If you want to make something simple, you don't even need to use a servlet server. The http protocol is very simple. You can make in 20 lines of code a server that answers to requests and doesnt need any software other than a java VM.<br />
If you're planning to let your application grow, so it's better to use a servlet server or something like this.<br />

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If you want to make something simple, you don't even need to use a servlet server. The http protocol is very simple. You can make in 20 lines of code a server that answers to requests and doesnt need any software other than a java VM.
If you're planning to let your application grow, so it's better to use a servlet server or something like this.


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Thanks !<br />
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This is what I asked. But please check out the next question (more details) too !<br />
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T.<br />

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Thanks !

This is what I asked. But please check out the next question (more details) too !

T.


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I should develope a voting system with java. This means a html-page representing buttons. When you vote, you press one. Then your answer will be added to a database ( a counter of voting results).<br />
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Probably this could be done by a java servlet.<br />
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I'd be happy if someone could give some hint how to do this.<br />
Or maybe somebody allready done something similar.<br />
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Timo
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I should develope a voting system with java. This means a html-page representing buttons. When you vote, you press one. Then your answer will be added to a database ( a counter of voting results).

Probably this could be done by a java servlet.

I'd be happy if someone could give some hint how to do this.
Or maybe somebody allready done something similar.

Timo

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