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  1. 06-18-2011, 09:41 AM #1
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    Default How to call a local class from the application running in server

    Hi,

    I want to access a local printer through JNA class in the local system from the application running in the server through web browser. How to access pls help me. or can we write a JNA which is running in server and access the dlls from the accessing machine (local machine).

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    How will code running on one computer (the server) access code running on another computer? What code is executing on the other (local, non server) computer that the server can communicate with?
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