Java website

[Eleeist]

Hello,

I have a Debian server with Java JDK installed. I wrote a simple script in Java and would like to send it to the server and run it in the browser. Do I have to just send the class file to whatever folder I want and it will work?

Sorry if these questions are silly, I am a really newbie in Java.

[Solarsonic]

Use an applet.

[Eleeist]

I successfully installed Tomcat on my server. Where should I put the Java files?

[Petr]

Hi.
You said that you have some Java code. Can you tell what it do?
Java has few technologies which interact with client. There are Servlet, JSP, Applets, Web Start and other one. You did not mention what technologies you use.
Or you just can show your code here.

[Eleeist]

Hi,
I am following this tutorial: YouTube - Java Programming Tutorial - 5 - Variables

So eg. I have the following code:

class apples{
	public static void main(String args[]){
		System.out.println("Hellow world!");
	}
}

I have some PHP and MySQL knowledge, but I would like to learn Java, as I heard it is more complex and versatile. The main purpose is to create interactive websites.

[Petr]

to create interactive websites.

it is wrong and this is just stereotype. Java is use for create enterprise app. Usually it has big web user interface.
If you really want to develop in Java I should start to read with Head First Java.
That example that you post you can't run in browser, This is just Hello World.
You need compile it and run. That is all.
You can find more info in book that I point.