My Java vector software path 3--imagine

One day, a New Zealand Jfdraw customer (free customer) asked me if I could change the end user version of Jfdraw to support Web parameter delivery. He wanted to integrate Jfdraw into his web application, and I said I could consider the scenario as follows:





1. Passed through HTML (get/post) parameters;





2. Implemented through a complex Jfdraw Client + jfdraw HTTP server;





3. or change the Jfdraw HTTP server to Web Service server;








He said, no need to be too complicated, a parameter to pass on it, and, he is not a Java programmer, a little interested in Jsp/servlet/java, just want to incoporate Jfdraw to his web application. Ask me how much money?





I say you this kind of situation, buy a class library to be possible (Jfdraw binary library).





He said, I do not understand oh, not interested in Java, you just in the free Jfdraw, add a little function,


Support Web Parameters No, it's over. The meaning of the word is free.





I have no way, anyway idle is also idle, give him a lower price, whether he would like to accept, first done a demo, is now the Jfdraw Web Start solution, in http://www.jfimagine.com/en/ Solutions.htm. But here, I know the dynamic JNLP


Some of the characteristics, but also to grow it. You don't say, there are really people interested in this solution, hehe. Interesting, and then, by the way, also concocted a integration Solutions, a client version corresponding to this web Start solution.





He later seems to be successful debugging, after several times, his environment is Asp/iis, estimated also line, and then he wants to save back, that is, in the jfdraw automatically download the URL jfdraw file editor, then save return.





I said, it doesn't seem to work. How can you save back to an HTTP address? Unless you want to write an ASP HTTP receive program, then I will give you a demo? Oh, he won't return my mail.








here to you love the Java Web start/jnlp, especially dynamic JNLP friends, introduce the way to make dynamic JNLP:





(yes, Dynamic JNLP applies to any major web platform, including Iis,apache, Tomcat.) etc... There is also the support of JavaScript, Perl, cgi,asp,php,jsp and other mainstream languages, this is a member of the Sun's Java Web Start team gave me a commitment, but I did not try to do except java/jsp method, The old man in New Zealand has no problem with ASP.





http://www.jfimagine.com/en/faqs.htm#JFDraw-Web-Start-Solution





generates the dynamic JNLP Java HTTP servlet Source:


http://www.jfimagine.com/webstart/WebStart-java.htm








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