Hi,
I've developped a simple whitepages application to run at my company.
GUI is made with swing.
it has been developed in order to work both as a sandalone application
and as an applet.
unfortunatly, after having pruned the usefull client packages, it is
about 1Mb of jar files that needs to
perhaps you can make an installation diskette and give it to your employees
On Friday 14 June 2002 09:32, you wrote:
Hi,
I've developped a simple whitepages application to run at my company.
GUI is made with swing.
it has been developed in order to work both as a sandalone application
and
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Hi,
I've developped a simple whitepages application to run at my company.
GUI is made with swing.
it has been developed in order to work both as a sandalone
If you want the code run as an applet/swing
application the jboss client code must go to the
client.
One idea is use WebStart to deploy you application.
Of course the first time it is loaded it will need to
download all but in the future this will be cached on
the client.
One solutions would be to rearchitect your app so that all the parts are MBeans. Then
package up all the parts as sar files. You could then install a minimal version of
JBoss on
clients' machines and configured to deploy from a central server. Then the client
machines
only have to start
actually, java webstart will not solve his problems with using JBoss on the
client side. There are problems with webstart working with JAAS as of
right now due to some classloading issues. From what I hear, JDK 1.4
already has webstart as part of the package and the webstart version that
