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Advantages or disvantages JSP vs Swing

 
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hi guys

the question is clear:
Advantages or disvantages JSP vs Swing?

thanks
i want decide develop a web app: jsp, swing (java Web Start)


thanks
 
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A Swing application delivered via web start is not a web app. If you want a web app. it's JSP and Servlets.
 
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exist a wsay for develop jsp pages, same as swing?

forms buttons comboboxes?


or its other topic?

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Originally posted by Miguel Enriquez:
exist a wsay for develop jsp pages, same as swing?



They are completely different. There are lots of IDEs and tools that are JSP-enabled, but it's going to be a lot different that developing Swing apps.

forms buttons comboboxes?



In a web app, HTML in the browser serves as the UI. So you are limited to the control set that HTML provides.

So yes, there are forms and there are buttons. No combo-boxes though. (There's a drop-down element that frequently gets called a combo, but it's not).
 
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