DeepSangeet wrote:
> Hi Paul
> Thanks again for your response.
> I have a little doubt left, which I would like to clarify here. Please
> apolozise, if I am asking the same question again.
>
> I have concluded that for Dynamic content fetching portlets (Web Page
> Portlets or RSS Portlts), it is NOT mandatory to have Java Run Time
> Environment at browser at the CLIENT side? Whereas JRE is needed at the
> SERVER side where Jetspeed engine is running. Please correct me if I am
> wrong.
So far you are correct :)
>
> Now assume, if these portlets (RSS, Web Page) is running at the server,
> where there is no JRE at CLIENT browser, then how Jetspeed engine will know
> the client status (is it alive)? And then how Jetspeed engine will manage to
> throw the information after regular interval at the client browser using
> simply HTTP connection?
The CLIENT is a web browser. In general it only receives web pages when
the user click a link or enter a URL. Thus jetspeed will not "throw the
information after regular interval at the client browser"
Their is a way to instruct the browser, i.e. CLIENT, to load a page in
"n" seconds, but this is not normally done in Jetspeed.
>
> I shall be highlt obliged for your kind response.
> Regards
> Deep
>
>
Paul Spencer
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