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On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, Rajul wrote:
> We are using 3-tier architecture which talks to database through CORBA.
> Intially we have generated Dynamic pages through Servlet writing HTML page
> with dynamic functionality achieved through JavaScript.
>
> Our Web-client will consists of lots of GUI screens, which in turn will
> lead to server side functionality.
>
> My point is what could be the best combination of technologies in order
> to accomplish GUI through JSP?
>
> 1) Servlet generated HTML/JavaScript page?
>
Why dont you have Servlets generate JSP pahes and then jave jsp pass data
back to a servlet. Alternatively you could have Servlets pass data to an
EJB and use Servlets/EJB.
> 2) JavaServer Pages(JSP) --> Bean?
> I don't know whether Bean with Swing controls can be loaded into browser
> to accomplish GUI, as HTML form controls will have limited functionality
> in terms of user interface, we may have complex screens to deal with like
> Tree control.
No. The bean here sits on the Server side and as far as I know it is not
possible to download the Bean onto the client for GUI. Is this a real GUI
that cannot be created with just advanced HTML tags? You can write a
servlet that creates Tree Control using basic images.
>
> 3) Using plugin tag into JSP to load Applet into the browser?
>
Applets are not a bad idea, but can really hurt performance of an
application if the client is not on a fast connection. probably want to
consider that.
> Can any one describe how can I accomplish this?
> Thanks.
>
Hope this helps.
Eytan
> -Rajul
>
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