How can java execute or call web addresses
I have a java applet that can be downloaded by any user. This applet will, depending on a certain input from the user, implement an ASP page on a certain web site, by executing it as a web page.
For example:
I have an ASP page "update.asp" that is on a web site called http://www.myweb.com/update,asp. I can"browse to" this page using IE by just typing the full address with a parameter that will be supplied to that ASP page, like http://www.myweb.com/update,asp&data="new".
This can be done in the address bar of the IE, but when I want my java applet to actually act like the browser and execute that ASP page by calling that address,without showing any results or showing any web page to the user.
The applet should only "call" that ASP page, using a certain parameter, so that asp page does something, like updating a database on the server.
An example for this is like when the applet, that the user is running , wants to add that user's name to a database upon filling a field on the applet and pressing a "submit button", this data now will be sent to an ASP page so that page can handle it and put it in database. So how is the applet going to "execute" that page......
My question in two words "How can java execute or call web addresses"
Thank you.
