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Hey,

I have got an interview lined up next week for a Swing/J2SE contract. The last time I worked on Swing or non browser-based applications was about 4 years back. To implement client-server architecture, we used CORBA.

I basically want to know what kinda technologies are being used in this area. You know buzzwords, etc. I understand "Java Web Start" is a way for making your desktop application browser-based. What else? What kinda app servers can be used here? Can we use ORMs like iBATIS/Hibernate??

Please let me know!

Sara
 
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Originally posted by Sara Jahan:
Hey,

What else? What kinda app servers can be used here? Can we use ORMs like iBATIS/Hibernate??



I don't do Swing apps except for one a while back. I can tell you though from a friends experience (whom I helped with Hibernate). That you can certainly use Hibernate. He was also using iText and some other type of reporter tool. Oh and BTW his application needed to be contained so in included it own database with vehicle information. He used Hypersonic database I believe.

Hope that helps a bit.
 
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Originally posted by Gerardo Tasistro:

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Hope that helps a bit.



Yup, it does. Thanks. :-)

Anybody can add anything more??

Sara
 
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