Question:
help regarding java program?
Rishi
2011-04-20 08:07:31 UTC
I have a java program for implementing traveling tournament problem. I want to be able to run it in a distributed environment. There is a function which every client needs to calculate and send back the results to the server. Can this be possible. Please provide me general guidelines on this.
Three answers:
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2011-04-20 09:03:34 UTC
give more explanation please
deonejuan
2011-04-20 09:51:45 UTC
These are general ideas. You have to put it together. I've done most of them.



If you want a JSP solution, you will have to wade through those books, but also, have to set up JavaEE either as GlassFish or a server.



There is JavaSE Desktop, and what that does is open your default browser or your default Notepad or your default email program.



Now, it is up to YOU to decide if or plain text should be the data format. You can either use java API for either, or simply create print statements to a file. Note this would be a Java Application, not JApplet.



For the email idea to work, you can NOT use yahoo mail, you would have to use yahoo mail-plus. Google mail is fine.



Another option, you should be able to just dump across the Net. It's easy enough to have a window open on the Net like a chat window to another IP address.



And, it should be 30 minutes with NetBeans to make a gui that collects, validates, reports and finally formats the data the way you want it.



If you want to use the Java Web Start to launch, that's a few button clicks to make your app into a web app. The issues with Web Start concern the Security Certificate. You can write a blank certificate, but then your users have to click OK twice to get past warning dialogs. (Otherwise you purchase a commercial Certificate).



And, finally, I don't know about Windows 7. I think Win7 is dog poop. You may have issues with some of your users using java on Win7. All of my ideas listed above work in Linux.
anonymous
2011-04-20 08:38:00 UTC
I r dun knew wut u r tlkin bout.



No seriously bro, your question makes no sense.


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