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vijaya

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Swings-jsp-servlets Posted: Jan 13, 2003 12:28 AM
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Hi!
I'm a bit confused.When to use swings and when to use jsp or servlets.I know that for security purpose we are using JApplets and all.We can implement security using servlets also.Please clear my doubt.
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Vijaya.


damian draus

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Re: Swings-jsp-servlets Posted: Jan 13, 2003 7:03 AM
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Hi !


the JApplet or Applet are classes that insert into an HTML file.


the Servlets is java code to create via java html code without making any html files.

JSP (have not used them yet.)

hope will help you a bit.

Ugo Posada

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Re: Swings-jsp-servlets Posted: Jan 13, 2003 8:35 AM
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It depends all in the kind of client (user interface) you want to build.

Light client: You want your clients to access your application via web, a HTML brpwser for instance. Then you use JSP/Servlets

Heavy client: Your client may access the application by using a standalone client. Then you use Swing.

Applets: I hate them and try to avoid them whenever I can, so my opinion is biased.

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