Hello
This architecture works great if you only use jdk 1.1 code. The company I
work for has an Applet-Servlet application (jdk1.1 - no Swing - only AWT)
that works great and takes almost no time to start. The entire applet is
only 55K -- that's small. It has six different frames and one of them has a
very dense dynamic card layout on it. Furthermore, there is no need for
Java Plugin -- IE 4.0 SP1+ and Netscape Communcators 4.5+ bowser VM's run
jdk1.1 stuff adequately.
On the other hand, I've had some troubles with the applets making
URLConnection. Some of our clients use services for restricting access to
"bad" sites and this means that they use a bunch of proxies -- these proxies
sometimes cause java.io.StreamCorruption exceptions. Very annoying -- can't
figure it out. The problem is not proxies in general but these "intrusive"
proxies for restricting access. Any ideas would be great.
James
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Hi,
There has been a lot of discussion on this forum on Applet-Servlet
Communication. I too selected this architecture for my project. I personally
chose Applets 'cause I wanted to use Swing. But I see some practical
problems in using Swing on the Web. The throughput is terrible. So why would
anyone want to go in for this kind of an architecture, other than for pure
academic purposes?
Thanks,
-Shital
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