Re: Java Client : who is using it ?
Re: Java Client : who is using it ?
- Subject: Re: Java Client : who is using it ?
- From: Lachlan Deck <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2007 07:11:47 +1000
Hi there,
On 24/06/2007, at 6:14 AM, Florijan Stamenkovic wrote:
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Are we satsified with this approach, assuming nothing gets dropped?
YES. YES. YES. YES. Swing is getting better and better, Java in
general as well. JFX says it will refresh things up, AND be
compatible Swing. Java 2D and 3D are getting better as well. The
platform is growing in capability. Not even mentioning the plethora
of fantastic third party code that can be found (printing,
graphing, GUI improvements...). And WO provides enormous data
sharing capability for it. Which is AFAIK furthest down the road in
it's line of business, AND provides a way to output the same data
easily in browsers. And yes, there is other good stuff out there,
but am I wrong in seeing this also as an excellent choice?
Sorry if I am over-advocating. It feels warranted by the current
state of things.
Best regards,
Florijan
p.s. - except for Philippe here, I know of only three or four other
people who use WO this way. I continuously wonder why there aren't
more of us...
Can I ask what you're licensing arrangement is? Last time I checked,
and unless I'm reading it incorrectly... JavaClient doesn't benefit
from the same freedom as non-JavaClient. i.e., the section below
seems to indicate that JavaClient can only be used on Apple-labelled-
and-licenced-systems. This needs to be opened up for a start.
We've got a large 3-tier Swing server/client app using Cayenne. When
initially deciding on what technologies to use the aforementioned
licence restrictions for 3-tier EOF apps was the deciding factor on
ruling that out. We'd apparently even offered money to Apple so as to
embed eof, but no deal was available. That's all history now...
with regards,
--
Lachlan Deck
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