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Trying to find the most active Java forum

mNemJul 17 2017 — edited Jul 27 2017

Hi,

Can someone please suggest which one is the most active (at present) Java space/sub space for someone who wants to follow the discussions around Java (assume, I am interested in all topics)? Posting this question after number of tries and failing to find one.

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I've finally determined the cause of all my troubles. It turns out that if Tomcat is running as a service on Windows 2000, it can't access the console and as a result it can't call external programs. I turned off the service temporarily and started up the stand-alone Tomcat application and my JSP pages work without a hitch. Unfortunately, I think they'll want to keep Tomcat as a service, so I haven't completely solved all of my problems. So does anyone know of a way to execute external programs using Runtime.exec() while running Tomcat as a service? Thanks.

Jason
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the notepad called by your jsp is the NOTEPAD program under the server part,

so ,under client part , there will be no response, because the logic process of the jsp is disposed under server part.

BUT
how to call a native function of client part under Browser/Server structure ?
i don't know, for example: in an web page (jsp / servlet / applet) to call the
"Outlook Express\\msimn.exe" , which is useful in many B/S applications.
This puzzled me a lot.

Hope some one can give an answer.
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