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hi everyone
i hope to find the solution of my problem here,
i'am working on a project of practice management software, it's a desktop application and i'am asking for the possibilty to work with j2ee architecture and what re the framework that i need for that?
i'am thinking of swing and hebernate ;
thanks
 
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It depends on multiple factors. If you are going to start a new project from scratch, I'd start with java fx for desktop applications instead of using swing. About java ee integration, multiple options are available, I would avoid to keep any complex logic on the client side and I would use some lightweight protocol for communication, for example REST.
 
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