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Wednesday, May 5th 2010, 3:05pm

Applet for uploading files

Dear community. I am a neophyte Jabaco. Let me know if you can:
I have an applet for the 'upload files downloaded from postlet.com
I would put it in a form and use jabaco.
Is there a way or is an impossible task?
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Wednesday, May 5th 2010, 5:10pm

Postlet comes as a compiled Jar file.
The source is only accesible via decompilation which might violate licence terms.
It should be possible to put this Jar file in a Jabaco project and re-use certain if not all parts of it.
Another option would be to combine a Jabaco applet and the postlet applet on the same HTML page.

Postlet itself is fairly complex. It uses mutli-threading, Java swing and all sorts of advanced tricks.
To dig into it, you have to be quite a Java connaisseur.

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Wednesday, May 5th 2010, 7:35pm

Applet FileUpload

>> Should it be possible to put this jar file to project and re-use Jabaco Certain parts if not all of it.

Could you please tell me how, maybe with a code example?
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Wednesday, May 5th 2010, 8:06pm

Within the IDE, you press "F1" and add the external Jar file to your project.

From then on, you can call and use classes defined in the Jar file.
You can even use the project dialog to get a list of classes and their respective methods.
A more detailed way would be to use tools like "Jad" for decompilation.

You might want to use the Lassie project to get more information.

Sorry, but I'm a bit in a hurry and can't write a sample today.

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