On Wed, May 22, 2019, 01:32 Sandeep <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Everyone, > > Sorry to post a Noob question here. I was evaluating Guacamole for one of > the requirements we have to rdp into remote machine and was able to setup > client and Server and do the rdp to both Windows and Linux machines. > > Now I am taking it to next level. I have a portal which is java based only, > wherein backend is java but frontend is JSP. JSP is a backend technology. The frontend of a JSP application would still be HTML. I'm not sure what it is about your particular use case that requires JSP, but there's nothing about JSP that excludes something like Angular, nor anything that excludes the lower-level parts of Guacamole that are used to implement the mainline webapp. At it's core, Guacamole provides a client-side JavaScript API which talks to a server-side Java API. We chose to write our webapp using Angular, yes, but nothing about the APIs requires you to do so. - Mike
