Re: Help Plz

From:
"Andrew Thompson" <andrewthommo@gmail.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
20 Aug 2006 06:37:39 -0700
Message-ID:
<1156081059.533980.72160@74g2000cwt.googlegroups.com>
Jawad Rehman wrote:

My name is jawad


G'day. First thing I will point out is that 'Help Plz' is not
a good subject line. Based on your question, I might suggest
that 'Web launched applications - how?' or something similar
would have provided readers with more motivation to read
your post than 'Help Plz'.

'Help' is (almost) expected. otherwise, why would you post?
'Plz' is redundant - people here expect politeness, but not to the
extent of adding words that burn bandwidth, without adding to
the problem description (and politeness is best expressed in
actions, rather than words).

....i am computer software Student at URT .I have an
idea which i want to implement as a final year project..the Idea is to
develop
application that reside on server.when user request to server
,according to request appropriate application loaded dynamically in the
client machine in o.s environment.

we have an example of applet,but it runs under another application
which is browser.

My Idea is to develop architectuer for programmers to develop such
type of applications .


Java developers would usually rely on a client-side application
to take care of application deployment. It is known as
Java Web-Start (JWS), and comes built into Java.

The way it works is that a relatively small/short .JNLP file is
downloaded that tells the JWS exe. the applications (jar files)
and resources the program needs, then JWS downloads those
Jar files and resources as needed.

Your requirements/spec. may go significanlty beyond what
JWS offers, or provide it in a different way, but I strongly
recommend you get familiar with JWS and how it works
before proceeding too far into this project.

Andrew T.

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