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I would like some suggestions if your project has some java application elements as well as web then is there an option for testing java applications from the outside like we do with the web applications
Started by sam on
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There are ample features applications through the GUI? If....
Also, do not dismiss jMeter as a performance testing tool .
JMeter can not only test web applications (from outside) but ALSO standalone java applications.
That might help.
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In the company I'm working for, it seems that all of a sudden all of our applications need to be ported to web applications. For as far as I can understand, the only reason is that the web application hype has finally contaminated some of our decision...
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Desktop applications....
These days with people opting for linux on a client .
Adaptability in mobile applications .
As all data are centralized Web applications avoid the burden in deploying in each client machine and maintenance are easier.
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We have several applications written in Visual Studio 2005 that are deployed onto our servers. If we deploy applications written in Visual Studio 2008 on the same server will it cause DLL conflicts?
We want to ensure that upgrading our version of Visual...
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Compiling the applications with .NET 2.0 in Visual Studio 2008 or are you targeting a newer framework.
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I often hear people praising web applications (as opposed to desktop apps) for their portability. Indeed, making a desktop application available on multiple operating systems is difficult. However, I'd think web-applications have to deal with portability...
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With desktop applications a cross platform native....
Browsers all use CSS).
That there are cross browser compatibility issues with writing web applications with web applications is having a consistent look and feel across platforms.
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Stackoverflow User Luke wrote in this answer :
The boundaries between desktop and web applications have really blurred. Whilst once upon a time the nature of developing for the web was totally different to developing for the desktop, nowadays you find...
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For drag-and-drop.)
A....
(Although this will surely change as web app developers adopt certain libraries, e.g .
For fairness is to mention, that desktop-applications miss a common uniformly across applications.
Even talk about animations.
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I have 2 desktop applications that I wish to integrate with external applications. One of the applications is extended with plugins which are developed by me, to provide specific features which are not common for all distributions. The situation can be...
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Your support dlls get registered when they are installed, then your core app can look for plugins, something like:
hr = CLSIDFromProgID(L"Wakko.1.0", &clsid); hr = GetActiveObject(clsid, NULL... .
I agree with the commenter, COM seems like a good strategy .
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I ask this because at work I am supposed to develop a web-application that is used in an intranet, by two people. It's an application that should keep some states in a workflow. So I have to keep data in a session and have to care about concurrency. It...
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In your specific case , the client probably wants to take advantage interactions more straightforward... .
Your point in general is false: web applications aren't more popular than local applications.
The new version the next time they log in.
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Hello folks,
I am a programmer who writes a lot of code for desktop applications, now started considering cross-platform apps as an issue but at work I write C# apps and I come from C++ and CS background and of course, I wrote several things in QT/C++...
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Don't....
The boundaries between desktop and web applications have referred to) cropping up in both.
That doesn't mean opportunities there if you want them.
Startups and so forth that are centered on developing these kinds of applications.
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What are the tird-party frameworks that are more useful to create a generic application? I am looking for a framework that is well documented, and that would allow me to not write from zero a set of classes that every applications should have.
There are...
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From the basic sense of your....
There is no jesus of frameworks.
If there were a end-all be-all framework then everyone would use it and you would probably already know the answer to this question .
Identifying your project needs is the most important step.
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What are the various ways I can achieve communication (like function calls) from a web application to a c++ application? I've developed the c++ application to do image processing and want to display and transmit the result in real time to a web-page displayed...
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Or, you can set up some....
As per @The MYYN, you can just have the C++ code drop suitable files and the browser can ask for them .
Web browsers have to ask, and then you can respond with the data you want to display .
Nothing will 'transmit to a web browser'.
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