Re: D2JC Client-Side Application...
Re: D2JC Client-Side Application...
- Subject: Re: D2JC Client-Side Application...
- From: Christian Evans <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2004 14:51:19 -0400
Hi all,
Thanks for putting up with me.
I agree with the "don't shut it down" but my users like to keep only a
few apps running. I "think" it's so they don't get confused. The app
also takes a large amount of VM and it seems the imacs running it
"feel" slow after many apps have been up for a while even with a Gig of
RAM installed. On my g5 it doesn't seem to matter how long I leave it
up and the launch time is 4 seconds. Those 6 seconds really matter to
a user on the phone with a customer, they get all flustered.
These numbers are with the double-clickable app version of the Java Web
Start, but it shows the progress downloading the classes and I was
wondering if I could shave some time off there. Is this a useless
pursuit?
Thanks,
Christian
My current error is: PulStarUsersSwing.java:276: package
com.webobjects.eoapplication.client does not exist
On Jul 8, 2004, at 1:39 PM, Benjamin J Doherty wrote:
> On Jul 8, 2004, at 10:07 AM, Christian Evans wrote:
>
>> My app takes way too long to load from the server via WebStart (> 10
>> seconds), so I tried to create a client-side app from the examples in
>> WODesktopApps.pdf (Page 188) for deploying the D2JC as a double
>> clickable app that I can install on the client side. I do everything
>> in the example and when I go to build I get an error at the following
>> line in the main class:
>
> Maybe I'm speaking to a different problem, but I know that on Windows
> and Mac that if you run a Java Web Start application twice, you're
> asked if you want to create a clickable desktop application for it.
> Have you tried this to see if it solves your problem?
>
> And furthermore, I don't think 10 seconds is a long time to wait for
> an application to load. In a modern operating system environment, the
> application shouldn't have to be started more than once per day. Once
> it's running on the client, let it run all day. Why shut it down?
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