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Thick Client and JEE

myusernotyours
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Hi all,

Am just getting started on JEE, I wan't to develop a Thick Client application that uses some resources from an application server -Database EJB e.t.c.
So far I have been going a bit through Sun's JEE tutorial and I notice it tends to lean more on thin clients. What differences between these two models do I have to take in to account and how can I resolve what I learn from the tutorial to what I actually want to implement? Is there something out there concentrating more on desktop application based clients as opposed to web based clients?

Any advice is very welcome!

rgds

Alex.
Nov 26 '08 #1
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r035198x
13,262 8TB
You may find some interesting googling points in my swing article http://bytes.com/insights/java/853297-doing-swing-right
Nov 26 '08 #2
myusernotyours
188 100+
@r035198x
Yeep, infact I was reading it yesterday. Good insights there r0. I especially found the DAO link invaluable. I have been searching for something like that for some time.

Actually, I only need to store and retrieve some data from the database and also do some minimal processing.

So once I make the connection to my application server from the thick client, I interact with it just like for a thin client? Without the need for the jsp and servelet stuff Right?



rgds

Alex.
Nov 26 '08 #3
r035198x
13,262 8TB
If you are talking about the deployment part then look up Java web start.
Nov 26 '08 #4

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