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Swing app server architecture
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Hendra Kurniawan
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I'm planning to create an application using swing. lets say the swing app is installed in the server machine with all the JVM etc. do I need to install jvm in clients' machine? in web app, the client doesn't need to install anything other than web browser. is this the case with swing app? thanks
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Paul Clapham
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It's true that to run the Swing app on a client's machine, you need to get both the app and a suitable JVM onto that machine. But no, you technically don't need to "install" anything there -- you can use Java Web Start to ensure that the app and its JVM get onto the client's machine.
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Hendra Kurniawan
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Could you please explain more about this java web start? many thanks
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Rob Spoor
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http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/javaws/
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Darryl Burke
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And http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/deployment/webstart/index.html
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