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Address Book in Java

 
Angela D'souza
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Hi,
I have project in which I have to create personal address book specific to users with the use of java.I don't want to use JNDI(Naming Directory Service from Sun). Is there any other suggestions???
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Angela
 
Angela D'souza
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Can anyone give me suggestions here?

Originally posted by Angela D'souza:
Hi,
I have project in which I have to create personal address book specific to users with the use of java.I don't want to use JNDI(Naming Directory Service from Sun). Is there any other suggestions???
Thanks,
Angela

 
Paul Stevens
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You aren't providing enough information to make an informed opinion. You provided a very narrow set of requirements and want important design help.
 
Angela D'souza
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Like in if we go yahoo or hotmail, they have button address book in which you can add e-mail address, phone numbers, address. In my project, After user login to server, he will have button address book on html, when user clicks, he can able to do same thing we do in hotmail or yahoo.
Please let me know if further info needed,
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Angela D'souza
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WHy nobody give me suggestions here? Is there any wrong question am I asking?
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Angela
 
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You still haven't really provided a good definition of your problem.
How does the address book need to be accessed? Via the web, as in the Yahoo example you gave? Does it need to be callable by other Java applications, to retrieve the address of person given some kind of identifying information?
The solution will really depend on how the address book will be used.
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Reuben Cleetus[/QB]
 
Angela D'souza
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Thanks for your reply.
Here is the details:
I will have HTML for address book which will have some text boxes to store the values like name, address, e-mail address.Also html will have button "SAVE" to store all values of text box into template. That template through javascript will be pass to Server using HTTP Post method. This HTTP will be access by other Java application to store values of the template into user specifice directory on the server.
Please let me know if you need more info,
Thanks for your reply,
Angela
 
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Based on what you have said, you need to be looking at Servlet and/or JSP technologies on the server side. Look around in the appropriate forums.
Regards, Guy
 
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