Hi Dave, Thank for details about making better JavaClient apps. I talk to Emmanuel Geze in private and He works too about a full solution working JavaClient on WebObjects 5.4. He says, If He have time, He goes to publish his work on the community wiki.
I continue to work on my little JavaClient app. Ray Le 1 mars 2012 à 16:18, David Avendasora <[email protected]> a écrit : > Hey Raymond, > > You may have only one Eclipse project, but you are creating _two_ WebObjects > applications. The server-side application and the client-side application. > While they may share some common classes and the source code may be in the > same Sources directory in your project, each application has completely > independent build output. The server-side java code is built into > /build/MyApp.woa/Contents/Resources/Java/. The client-side is built into > build/MyApp.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/Java/ > > The client application is an independent application in the same way that a > Safari/Firefox/IE/etc. are independent applications and not a part of a > "standard" WebObjects application. They both just make HTTP requests to a > server-side WebObjects application. One gets HTML in return, the other gets > serialized EOs. In fact, you can have the same server-side application serve > both web clients and Java Clients. > > It just happens that when you use Java WebStart the server-side application > knows how to distribute the client-side application to the user on-demand via > a link on a web page, which makes it seem like you are just running part of > the server-side application. Without Java WebStart you would simply need to > distribute the client-side application yourself and launch the executable in > the finder, instead of launching it via a link in a WebBrowser. > > In fact, that's exactly what that launch script is doing. It's launching the > client without using Java WebStart. Eclipse doesn't need to be the one that > runs that script. You can run it yourself and it should launch the > client-side app. > > Dave > > On Feb 28, 2012, at 3:44 PM, Raymond NANEON wrote: > >> Hi Dave, >> >> Thank you for your availability and your valuable advice. I found the script >> and I will modify according to my applications. I do not create 2client / >> server applications, but only one. All work is done at levels of packages >> (client and server). >> >> Thank you for your help and your support. >> Envoyé depuis iCloud >> >
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