> Scenario2: This is where it gets interesting. How would this change in
> a WAN scenario? - Could this even work using zero front print java?
I have as much java experience as anyone in the field, aside from,
maybe, a few Sun folks. But this is the first time I've ever heard the
expression "zero front print java".
As to your project concept, not much of it sounds very complicated at
all. The authentication will probably be the most difficult part,
depending on your specific requirements there. "Screen printing to an
image" is a platform-specific operation, and not really a job for java.
Still, I am certain you can do what you're imagining. Good luck.
Ian Wilson - 24 May 2006 09:50 GMT
>> Scenario2: This is where it gets interesting. How would this change in
>> a WAN scenario? - Could this even work using zero front print java?
>
> I have as much java experience as anyone in the field, aside from,
> maybe, a few Sun folks. But this is the first time I've ever heard the
> expression "zero front print java".
I'd guess the OP meant "zero foot-print Java", by which I guess he means
a Java solution that doesn't need an application to be explicitly
installed on the user's desktop PC.
Thomas Weidenfeller - 24 May 2006 09:59 GMT
> I'd guess the OP meant "zero foot-print Java", by which I guess he means
> a Java solution that doesn't need an application to be explicitly
> installed on the user's desktop PC.
Which sounds like the OP wants an applet, or maybe a web start application.
But my advice to the OP would be to hire and pay a professional "Java
architect" who could explain and discuss these issues with him in
detail, instead of gambling the success of his new software application
on the opinions and goodwill of volunteers and strangers in a public
newsgroup.
/Thomas

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