Juan Javaloyes wrote:I know, I know. But what can I do if the boss wants me to develop it that way? :(
It's just as if your boss asked you to make
Java do subtraction when you write "x + 10". It just doesn't work that way and no amount of boss-tantrums will change that. So no matter how much your boss wants you to arrange things so that your clients' browsers are vulnerable to everything the Russian mafia puts out there on the internet, fortunately, you can't do that. (Your clients do also use their browsers to connect to the web, don't they?)
Besides, once the client has downloaded the application they don't ever need to do it again. They already have it on their computers and they can run it as often as they like and whenever they like. So they only have to be asked once if they want to trust it.