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Originally posted by David O'Meara:
They are different technologies.
While there is some general overlap, Applets are 'rich clients' and require java to be installed...
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Originally posted by Glen Cai:
Do all the Browsers come with a JVM?
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Originally posted by Masoud Kalali:
...As far as i know just Opera shipped with a bundled JRE...
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Originally posted by Jim Bao:
Firewall is a big issue for Applet...
Originally posted by Ben Souther:
How so?
Originally posted by Ben Souther:
So the problem is with RMI, not with applets.
There are other ways for applets to communicate with the server.
Originally posted by Ben Souther:
Object serialization over HTTP.
XML RPC
Both can operate nicely over port 80.
[ October 17, 2005: Message edited by: Ben Souther ]
Originally posted by Ben Souther:
No, the browser doesn't need to implement j2ee for either of these.
There is a very small XML-RPC project on the apache site.
Object serialization over HTTP doesn't require anything but a JRE.
My point was that it's not acurate to claim that applets alone cause firewall problems.
Originally posted by Jim Bao:
Could you tell us how to do "HTTP-tunneling" in Java w/o using Servlet?
Do you need to build HTTP in your Java code?
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Originally posted by Glen Cai:
What I'm looking for is 3D GUI (similar to Java3D) in browser.
I think HTML or Servlet can not do it. Is it possible to use
Applet with Java3D?