 
Lt CyberTNT
:: There are many ways to do this ::
- Applets: Bad bad idea.
- Java Servlets: Good idea, but also fails because the percentage of java servlet enabled web servers is pretty low.
- PHP: PHP has the ability to include Java code into PHP code via an experimental interface to the JVM (Java Virtual Machine). See http://www.php.net/java. Since JVMs are a rarity on web servers as well this is bad too.
- Perl: Same ability as above.
- Binary: This is the best idea i came up with. We could compile our Java source code with GCJ. Then via perl we could access a built in UI via command line. See $ perldoc perlipc. This is great since our Java code is compiled instead interpreted and thus a lot faster and we will be writing an UI anyway. Also perl is a common scripting language and thus good for use.
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