Alicia;
first off; thanks for your explanation and pointing things out a little
more. :) I think I slightly understand the structure of your
application but honestly I doubt it will work out this way:
["Alicia Sánchez-Mora" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> @ Thu, 8 Mar 2007
16:24:33 +0100]
> public class ListItems {
> List listOptions;
> private static ListItems instance;
> private Frame f;
This is java.awt.Frame, isn't it?
In my opinion (list people feel free to correct me if I'm all too wrong
here), the issue with your application is that you try to instantiate
and access the java.awt.Frame object from within code running on your
server but you actually want it to appear and work on your client. This
is not going to work out. To do so, you need to have the client code
(containing the Frame stuff) run locally on the client - the fact that
some window does actually appear is likely due to that server and
client runs on the same machine in your setup.
To achieve the desired effect, you should really try separating the web
service and the window connecting to it into two different, separate
applications (a webapp hosting the service, and a desktop application
or an applet running the window/frame). Then, you need to implement
logic in your client to remotely call the web service and possibly get
some meaningful data from it.
Don't know if this really is a helpful answer, feel free to ask if you
need more assistance. :)
Cheers,
Kristian
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