Can I Use Java Applet On Any Web Hosting Server?

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For example, www.hostmonster.com ?
Java is free and it runs on all platforms.
Applets run on most web browsers.
I think Java has to be installed on Web Server.
Thanks,
Ashok

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3 Responses to “Can I Use Java Applet On Any Web Hosting Server?”

Bill Splendor(2009-07-09):

No.
Spooled(2009-07-09):

Java is client side. It must be installed on the user’s computer, not the server
Robert(2009-07-09):

Actually, Java can be client side (inside a browser or not) AND server side… see the Apache Tomcat project for an example. I’ve used Java on the server side for upwards of 10 years now. But those are general called ’servlets’ not ‘applets’. Applets generally refer to the client side browser-based programs. There it is simply another file being downloaded from the server. The browser needs to be capable and have java enabled. If there is interaction between the applet and the web server (AJAX for example) then the server needs that programming, be it perl, python, php, java, or any other web capable language, as well.

Short answer is that the above answers are probably correct, however without knowing exactly the code you’re specifically asking about, the answers are not 100% definitive.