Have you looked into using Java WebStart. I've used it on at least two
projects, including my current project for a telecom equipment company
and we're getting *very* positive feedback from our customers.
Rowland
Kenneth Sizer wrote:
FWIW...
On one EIS (Executive Information System) project, my compatriots and I found that
applets gave us:
(1) A richer, more app-ish UI
(2) enough of a load-time delay (even for smallish applets) that our executive target
audience was instantly annoyed beyond recovery.
Basically, we learned that when a CFO/CEO/et cetera clicks on a link they don't want to see no
stinkin' "loading" banners, progress bars or big grey rectangles.
...and there's also the issue of browser VMs, security, etc.
--Ken
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Subject: [Juglist] Applets vs Servlets
I was recently evaluating a program that built its web
interface using applets that were converted from its java
client application. The applets
are servered up from a tomcat server. I was wondering what the group
thought of this approach versus a more traditional J2EE
approach and are there any problems that this would cause
that we should be aware of.
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