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Remote Scripting and JVM
This is officially my first message, and as such my first question. Probably quite a silly one as well. I have recently come accross remote scripting, and have got it to work well on my local machine. Is it enough to have the JVM installed on the IIS server, or should every client machine also have a java capable browser?
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