heard that iphone/ipad does not support java. Is that true?
If yes then how do I run my Servlet on iPad?
Thanks
Ankit
heard that iphone/ipad does not support java. Is that true? If yes then how
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heard that iphone/ipad does not support java. Is that true?
If yes then how do I run my Servlet on iPad?
Thanks
Ankit
Short answer: you can’t. For running a servlet you’d need a Java web container on top of a JVM, and that’s impossible since there is no Java support on any of the iOS devices.
If you really, really need to run a servlet-based application maybe you could do so in the cloud and access it from the iPad.