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Are you sure about that? I support a web site built around applets. Also, I am fairly certain that at least one on-line brokerage uses Swing to enable all sorts of functionality to traders. In fact, my brother in laws firm writes support applications for traders and brokers using Swing over the web. So, swing and applets may be rare but I wouldn't say that there are no websites using them.Originally posted by Ernest Friedman-Hill:
No websites use applets as their primary mode of interaction.
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You mean like this: http://www.symbol.com/Originally posted by Raj Puri:
We have applications that has a number of menu/sub-menus and tab pages for each submenu.
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Originally posted by Raj Puri:
I know Swing provides good GUI capability. Now, with web applications we use JSP or Servlets(again like JSP). How do we use swing here when we going to run web application using http.
Originally posted by Raj Puri:
Applets are not allowed because of security concerns at most classified govt projects.
Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
So, swing and applets may be rare but I wouldn't say that there are no websites using them.
Originally posted by Raj Puri:
No, not like that. I am talking of two controls. Navigator conrol - it has like file explorer and tab pages(there could be nested tab pages). These can not be implemented using JSP/HTML etc,
I believe tab page can be done with swing. But doing w/o applet constraints design. Applets are not allowed because of security concerns at most classified govt projects.
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