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WebRunnerTM Network Beans |
If you are developing JavaTM applications,
applets, or composite JavaBeansTM, Taligent's
WebRunner Beans can help you become productive very quickly. These Beans
are part of the WebRunner Toolkit, which also includes other sets of starter
beans and and tools for creating and working with JavaBeans. This package
includes the Net Beans, which help you easily assemble network-aware JavaBeans.
The WebRunner Net Beans are designed to let you easily incorporate Internet access into your Java applications. The package includes the following beans for networking services:
Installation InstructionsFor installation of the Network Beans on Windows platforms,
Back in the Workbench of VisualAge for Java, you should now see all the Network Beans, and all the classes they need, under the Project name that you had specified during the import process. Supported PlatformsThe current release of WebRunner Toolkit has been tested for use with the JDK1.1.1 available on WindowsNT and Windows95.Releases on other platforms will be supported in the near future, depending on the availability of stable releases of the JDK1.1.1 on those platforms. Problems fixed in this version of the Network Beans
Known ProblemsImporting the Network Beans into VisualAge for Java on OS/2While importing the awidgets.jar and net.jar into the VisualAge for Java workspace on OS/2, you might see two exceptions, in the Console window of VisualAge for Java, that resemble the following (the name of the Workbench project that you are trying to import the JAR files under, will appear in place of "Network Beans" here) :
java.lang.Throwable(java.lang.String) java.lang.Exception(java.lang.String) java.io.IOException(java.lang.String) void sun.tools.jar.Main.extractFile(java.util.zip.ZipInputStream, java.util.zip.ZipEntry) void sun.tools.jar.Main.extract(java.io.InputStream, java.lang.String []) boolean sun.tools.jar.Main.run(java.lang.String []) java.io.PrintStream sun.tools.jar.Main.getFiles(java.lang.String, java.lang.String) These exceptions can be ignored, and do not affect the import process. All the beans' classes thus imported, function normally. Using WebRunner Network Beans inside VisualAge for JavaIn the Visual Composition Editor for VisualAge for Java, the Bean Customizer dialogs for any of the Network Beans -- the FTPSession Bean, the NNTPSession Bean, the NNTPSession Bean and the SMTPSession Bean --- are displayed much smaller than the actual size of the customizer, and need to be resized. Once resized, and all the fields are visible, the beans function normally. |
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