scott.marlowe wrote:
>On Thu, 25 Mar 2004, Bas Scheffers wrote:
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>>Guy,
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>>>1) Fill out form to get data.
>>>2) Server responds with java and set of records.
>>>3) Java applet displays one of the records and with out further
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>>I see what you mean now, a business application in a browsers. It's
>>usefull for that - my company has written various trading/market data apps
>>that way for banking clients - but for a public website, html and forms
>>are a better solution.
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>Note that if you want to write straight client-server apps, tcl/tk and
>php-gtk both work pretty well too.
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I have never written a gui based app for Windows or Macs and since the
application would have to be cross platform compatable it would have to
run on Windows, Macs as well as Linux and other Unix variants. That is
too much work for me to do by myself. About the only alternative would
be to write the Client in Java {Not that MS cruft, but real Sun Java} then
anything woth a Java VM would work. I could then write the server in
what ever I wanted {probably C}.
This is way off the topic, though. The question was about PHP and JSP not
gtk client/server application efficiencies.
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Guy Fraser
