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Applet vs Servlet or JSP

 
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In general, are there any applications that would be more appropriate to use an applet for rather than servlets/JSPs (with the servlets/JSPs using EJBs, if necessary)?
 
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You should use applets or downloaded applications if you need an "immediate-response" user interface.
Any interface which uses a web browser has to follow a request-response approach, typified by filling in a form and submitting it to see some results, or a new form.
If you need drag-and-drop, complex validation of entered data before a form is submitted, or any form of real-time display, a web UI is not really suitable.
 
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