Arabic in Applet

How can i get Arabic Support in a form applet running thru JInitiator. What Java fonts should i use.
Thank U

hallo brother,
for me both look similar..... :))

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hello !!
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Message was edited by: gotterez
gotterez

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Hi Espy,
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FFFF0000 00000010 00000008 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 4E560000 422DFDD6 34EBA0BA 84EBA0160 4E5E4E75 846D6169 6E000000
4E560000 6E005E20
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Hello
I'm developing an EJB 3.0 app (eclipse and glassfish tools bundle), and I have an applet that has to use remote session beans.
QUESTION: Is it possible for the applet to connect to EJB?
QUESTION: By creating a J2EE application client project, can I use @EJB annotations to inject the session bean directly to the applet, avoiding the JNDI lookup?
(since I imagine that the anwser to the second one is NO, I do the following consideration)
Given an application client project, I imagine that this application can run remotely on a client machine/JRE. Then this application can use Annotations/injection facilities whenever it runs on a J2EE client container (which I assume consists of a set of libraries provided by the application server vendor, Glassfish in that case). Could this application be deployed using Java Web Start? If so, why can't it be deployed as an applet? (both options run in a client JRE, don't they?).
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Edited by: gsoldevila on May 6, 2009 7:09 AM

An Applet can communicate with an EJB via JNDI lookup but I would (personally) use an intermediate Servlet to handle this. Client to Servlet communication is http whereas to ejb is iiop - which might be blocked.
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