I have no experience with this but the TCF from IBM may be of help.
It is based on MVC so perhaps you can combine it with Struts MVC.
Fr.
::: Thin-Client Framework
Thin-Client Framework (TCF) is a framework and design/development
approach that makes it easy to rapidly develop high function,
In my opinion: forget about struts for a fat client. You can't use the advantage of
the taglib within a fat client. You need to work with AWT/Swing to create an
application for a fat client.
But, I would be interested if someone has a good idea how this two things fit together.
Marcel
Andy,
Perhaps you could create your application as an EJB application where the
application state, business logic, data access are all managed by the EJB
tier. Create a set of workflow 'Session Facade' session ejb's to be your
interface between your various clients and your ejb business tier.
: Friday, June 29, 2001 9:48 AM
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Subject: Re: Non-Web-based Application with STRUTS
Andy,
Perhaps you could create your application as an EJB application where the
application state, business logic, data access are all managed by the EJB
tier. Create
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