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you can serialize that list and<br />
send it through a socket to that servlet.
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you can serialize that list and
send it through a socket to that servlet.

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In fact, I'm working now with a JTable and when I try to serialize the object with the command writeObject (Object) I have an &quot;IO Exception: ToolTipManager$1&quot;. <br />
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ps: the JTable Object implements the Serialize Interface...<br />
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Have U an idea?
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In fact, I'm working now with a JTable and when I try to serialize the object with the command writeObject (Object) I have an "IO Exception: ToolTipManager$1".

ps: the JTable Object implements the Serialize Interface...

Have U an idea?

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I'm currently building a jList in an applet and like to create a kind of report html page (in fact a table with the element of that jList) with a servlet.<br />
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How to pass the jList to the servlet? <br />
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Thx for the help from Belgium!
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I'm currently building a jList in an applet and like to create a kind of report html page (in fact a table with the element of that jList) with a servlet.

How to pass the jList to the servlet? 

Thx for the help from Belgium!

pass a jList from an applet to a servlet

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