Question about building xml-rpc client in swing

Question

Hi all,
I'm going to build swing client for simple xml-rpc server, but I've little experience in swing.
My application should create kind of XmlRpcClient object. It was no problem in console application, there was one client object and that's all. Now in swing I've no idea how to do it when I have more than one frame. Is it ok to create client object in base frame and then pass its reference to other frames in constructor? Maybe there is another/better way to do this?
Thanks

Answer 1

First, Dreamweaver is much more than a glorified FTP client! Dreamweaver is a Web site authoring and management application. That is the program you should use to build your HTML, not Fireworks.
Fireworks is a Web layout/design and graphics production application. Fireworks can export HTML or HTML and CSS, but that export ability is intended to create mockups and prototypes, not live sites. The code Fireworks creates is...well...awful. You need to learn how to write HTML from scratch, not let a graphics program write it for you.
The single .png file is also not going to work for you. The page you link to has several separate images. You need to create slices on your Fireworks document and export them as individual images, which you then reference in the HTML.
Here are a couple of good tutorials for beginners:
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/html-css-beginners-guide/
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/html-css-techniques/design-and-code-your-first-website-i n-easy-to-understand-steps/
This tutorial is on the general theory of slicing. As such, it's helpful: http://www.slicingguide.com/
In Fireworks, you use the slicing tool (looks like a green rectangle), to draw slices over the areas you want to export as individual images. These green rectangles appear in the Web layer. You can set the export properties of each slice separately. When you export, you can export all your images, or just the images from selected slices. And I really haven't said anything, so start with the help files, then post back with specific qustions.
As to your 403 error problem, it's something with the configuration of the server, it has nothing to do with Fireworks or Dreamweaver. Read these articles:
http://www.checkupdown.com/status/E403.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_403