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Originally posted by FEI NG:
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I am concerned about performance. Would we see better performance than applet VS webstart?
Download time? and compatibility with browsers?
Mauro Marinilli, author of Java Deployment with JNLP and WebStart
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Originally posted by FEI NG:
Mostly java is on the server side and i dont see applcations in java on client side.![]()
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Originally posted by Menon Hema:
Our team is currently in the process of developing an application which will be deployed using Webstart. The application enables configuration of our system using GUI editors and will be required by multiple clients. Web start provides us with an means to deploy our application thru a web interface, not to mention the advantages on constant updates if required.
Originally posted by FEI NG:
JavaTM Web Start works with Netscape 6. However, you will manually need to register JavaTM Web Start with NS6. This is done in the Navigator/Applications section of the Navigator/Helper Application section.
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Do u guys think this is good ?? for end user?
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