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The problem with a Java Applet (embedded in a HTML page and downloaded, is that the security regulations are quite severe. The simplest solution would be to encapsulate the program into a Java Servlet and access it from the applet via RMI. <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;One would need to know a bit more about the program though, before one could really be of help. One would. <br />

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The problem with a Java Applet (embedded in a HTML page and downloaded, is that the security regulations are quite severe. The simplest solution would be to encapsulate the program into a Java Servlet and access it from the applet via RMI.
   One would need to know a bit more about the program though, before one could really be of help. One would.


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Regarding Heyhey's answer, we need Java because we have Sun Workstation as clients, so we need the Virtual Machine for the clients. It was a good suggest to rewrite the VC as a server and communicate with TCP<br />

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Regarding Heyhey's answer, we need Java because we have Sun Workstation as clients, so we need the Virtual Machine for the clients. It was a good suggest to rewrite the VC as a server and communicate with TCP


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I need to call a C or C++ program, compiled with Visual C++ 5.0. This program has to be included in a Java applet, for its deployment in a intranet/internet environment. The executable code of the C program is located in the Web Server. Can anyone tell me how to do this?
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I need to call a C or C++ program, compiled with Visual C++ 5.0. This program has to be included in a Java applet, for its deployment in a intranet/internet environment. The executable code of the C program is located in the Web Server. Can anyone tell me how to do this?

How do I call a C or C++ program in a Java Applet?

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