>> So, shockwave is fine, Java >> Web Start is fine and anything else that could be installed by users going >> to this web page and "clicking here" and that is maintained something like >> Adobe pdf readers would be fine.
In case you haven't seen the next version of .NET yet, Visual Studio 2005 has a "Click Once" feature that is exactly this. The "zero touch deployment" or "xcopy" stuff that started with the first release of .NET was like the first version of Windows, the start of an idea that wasn't really too far along. The next version improves quite a bit on this beginning. Actually, you have options to start from a web 'click', install a link to the desktop/start menu, etc.. It automatically checks/downloads a newer version (or runs locally if no connection to the server). I'm sure there are still going to be some issues (dealing with unmanaged code comes to mind) but, it should work very well with UniObjects.NET (when it gets here). Regards, Jim -- u2-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.oliver.com/mailman/listinfo/u2-users
