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ULC: Rich Thin Clients for J2EE

Overview There are three major approaches to partition a client-server application, namely fat client, display server, and presentation server. Presentation servers run business and presentation logic on the server, but leave management and display of user interface widgets as well as local input handling to the client. The Presentation Server approach substantially simplifies client-server partitioning, client configurations, and software distribution. ULC is a proven library for J2EE rich clients based on the Presentation Server approach. It successfully combines the advantages of an application independent thin client and the rich user interface of a Java-based application.

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Publisher	Canoo Engineering	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	June 2004	Downloads	30
Format	White Papers
Topics	J2EE, Thin Clients, Application Servers

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