Jaguar is a transaction server. Jaguar can be used in a nob web application
(yes Virginia, dispite the media, there are still non web apps!).
PowerDynamo is a web page server.
Your (non visual) components reside in Jaguar. Your clients (i.e. browsers,
PB/VB/C++ apps) communicate with your components through Jaguar. You web
apps need to take a hop through PowerDynamo to get to Jagaur.
I have very limited experience with both Jaguar and PowerDynamo. It is my
understanding from the community that at this time, it is not advised you
use PFC in Jaguar/web apps because of PFCs reliance on gnv_app.
I would visit the SDN for more info. There are a ton of white papers out
there.
D
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Sent: Friday, December 17, 1999 8:31 AM
Subject: PFCSIG Jaguar & PowerDynamo
> For the novice here. Can someone explain the difference/uses of these
two.
> We are embarking on a dynamic HTML project and want to use the PFC as much
as
> possible. So what does Jaguar and PowerDynamo have to do with this?
Well,
> we don't know. Does the PFC support both? Do we need both? Can we use
> PowerDynamo only (preferred if possible). Can we use the PFC in a
> web-development/deployment situation?
>
> Any white papers, examples, anything out there that will help us make the
> correct decisions?
>
> Thanks in Advance
> Mike
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