Hi,
Lars said it correct.
Currently our project also uses the same architecture.
Back-end(Business Logic + Database Access) is done in a Session Bean. Then
this Session Bean is exposed via Web Service.
The front end part is in .NET framework which actually invokes the methods
of the Web Service.
Use javafx for GUI. Checkout www.javafx.com for more details.
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 7:30 AM, Nirmal Kumar nirmal.h...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Lars said it correct.
Currently our project also uses the same architecture.
Back-end(Business Logic + Database Access) is done in a Session Bean.
Hello Dear,
I don't understand why should people chose this kind of architecture,when we
have good front end support from java itself and I am also thinking that will
move us away from philosophy of write once and run anywhere.
we have an architecture where Back-end is written in C++ and front
