Re: Controlling external process with struts

Hello Bart, Bart Busschots wrote: > Andreas Hartmann wrote: >> Bart Busschots wrote: >> >>> Hi Andreas, >>> >>> Like any other web server a Java based web server use the Common Gateway >>> Interface (or CGI) for sending information between the client and the >>> server. This is a request-resp

Re: Controlling external process with struts

Andreas Hartmann wrote: Bart Busschots wrote: Hi Andreas, Like any other web server a Java based web server use the Common Gateway Interface (or CGI) for sending information between the client and the server. This is a request-response protocol which is driven by the client and not the se

Re: Controlling external process with struts

Bart Busschots wrote: > Hi Andreas, > > Like any other web server a Java based web server use the Common Gateway > Interface (or CGI) for sending information between the client and the > server. This is a request-response protocol which is driven by the > client and not the server. What you are

Re: Controlling external process with struts

Hi Andreas, Like any other web server a Java based web server use the Common Gateway Interface (or CGI) for sending information between the client and the server. This is a request-response protocol which is driven by the client and not the server. What you are trying to do is have the server

Controlling external process with struts

Hello! I've a commandline tool, which should be controlled through a http interface. Controlled means: - The process is started with the correct options (the user can "chose" them with the html-sites) -> this is no problem. - The output from the process should be continuously viewable by the use