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Adding JAVA .class to a webpage
Hi guys,
me again, I have some .class java files that i want to publish to my website, only trouble is, im totally thrown off by this one, I know none of java tags, or anything to do with importing a java program into a page. Cheers Scott.
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05-02-2007, 04:00 PM
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Re: Adding JAVA .class to a webpage
After doing some research, it looks like you have to use the .JSP extension for your webpages. I've never had experience with java, sorry for the lack of knowledge. Check out this site.
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Re: Adding JAVA .class to a webpage
Ok thanks for the input Zep.
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