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Hi

I had to create an application in java for the attendance system that includes Oracle as backend..
but i dont hv the experience in the front end part. Please can sum1 tell me of wht GUI is basically used to create the front-end. that is only JSP or is there any GUI that can be used as in dot net..?
 
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There are any number of choices, depending on your actual needs and skills.
 
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It is basically used of rinternal office applications. I have to make it web based. And basically what is the GUI used for that?
 
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Like I said, there are a whole bunch of options. Without knowing your actual requirements, the skillsets of the developers involved, or much of anything, it's impossible to give any useful advice. There's simple JavaScript-based solutions (jQuery, Prototype, MooTools, etc.), more "framework"-y solutions (Dojo, ExtJS, YUI), more Java-oriented solutions (GWT, JSF), full-on client environments (Flex/Flash, JavaFX, Silverlight, applets), and so on.
 
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Forgive my ignorance but I havent used a front end application coding till now. So if you dont mind, since I consider myself as a starter, what should I start with looking through for to start with designing the front end...
 
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I'm saying I don't know what a good choice would be, because I don't know your requirements. If you're leaning towards a JavaScript-based solution I'd start by learning basic HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and a JavaScript library of your choosing.
 
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Thanks David
 
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