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I have not done it, but you use html for your web page and use the very basic jvm calls. (Bitor I know uses the JVM.) Once you have it built you can transfer the files/folder to the snap and under the Networks settings you can change to pointer on webroot$(hidden). This is where the snap can use the extra ram if you upgraded from 64mb. Be paitient with the unit if you use it, it will slow the snap down.

Your login ID can/will be used to pass access rights for each users. If you try to give access to a share that they do not have sufficient rights you will get an error.