Applet:file writing?

Question

this will be a very easy question for all the pros here:
i want to write a file that is on the server and in the same directory as the file!
thanks in advance

Answer 1

yes thats php!Yes it is.
now i tried it with filewriter!but it didnt work!What the f*** is filewriter?
And yes of course it works ('tut')
that can't be soo difficult!the file is on the server!It is with an applet, yes.
or even a servletimport java.io.*;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
public class counter2 extends HttpServlet {
     int count;
public void init() throws ServletException {
     FileReader fr = null;
     BufferedReader bfr =null;
     try {
          fr = new FileReader("InitDestroyCounter.initial");
          bfr = new BufferedReader(fr);
          String initial =bfr.readLine();
          count = Integer.parseInt(initial);
          return;
     catch(Exception ignoreAll){}
     finally {
     try {
          if(bfr != null){
          bfr.close();
     catch(Exception ignoreAll){}
     String initial = getInitParameter("initial");
     try {
          count = Integer.parseInt(initial);
          return;
     catch(Exception ignoreAll){}
   count =0;
public void doGet (HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res)
                                  throws ServletException, IOException {
     res.setContentType("text/html");
     PrintWriter out = res.getWriter();
   count++;
   out.println("Since loading the servlet has been accessed "+count+" times.");
public void destroy(){
     super.destroy();
     saveState();
public void saveState() {
     FileWriter fwr = null;
     PrintWriter pwr =null;
     try {
        fwr = new FileWriter("InitialDestoyCounter.initial");
          pwr = new PrintWriter(fwr);
          pwr.println(count);
          return;
     catch(Exception ignoreAll){}
     finally {
          if(pwr != null) {
          pwr.close();
}php is the IDEAL tool for what youre trying to do
Go get 'em tiger!