One approach to evaluate would be using XML-based data exchanges between your Java client and the server webapp. You can see pointers to several Struts based extensions in this space at:Struts could be used for the server portion of your client-server application -- the server could be implemented as a standard web application, perhaps providing XML to the client. The client would play the role of the web browser -- be the web browser -- in interacting with the webapplication "server".
Never done it. Duncan notes, Struts is tied to the Servlet API and so a choice to use Struts for the server portion is really a decision to use a servlet container contained webapplication as the server portion of your client-server design.
[[ I've used Struts before for web applications but at the moment I'm evaluating if it would be possible to use Struts for Java Client-Server applications (Java fat client). Any thoughts? Has some one seen Struts ever used in that way? ]]
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Craig
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