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Hello,
We are going to build an application that will be deployed on a J2EE
1.4 application server (that 's the only point we are positive about)
and accessed only within the intranet.
The issue here is regarding the interface :
Basically, the need can be schematized like this :
We need to fill some piece of information.
Each screen are made of many combos. The available choices in one combo
depends on the choice made in the previous ones. So I suppose, after
each choice on the page, we will have an interaction with the server.
I was thinking about different options, in order to make this
application user-friendly and not to expensive to build :
- traditional web 1.0 application : won't it be painful to use ?
- multiples iframes : is that compatible with Struts ? JSF ?
- using AJAX : which framework ? isn't it a bit risky, complex
javascript -> high dependence on the browser version
- swing / webstart ?
- flash techno -> need of a proprietary IDE ?
thanks for experience feedbacks.
We are going to build an application that will be deployed on a J2EE
1.4 application server (that 's the only point we are positive about)
and accessed only within the intranet.
The issue here is regarding the interface :
Basically, the need can be schematized like this :
We need to fill some piece of information.
Each screen are made of many combos. The available choices in one combo
depends on the choice made in the previous ones. So I suppose, after
each choice on the page, we will have an interaction with the server.
I was thinking about different options, in order to make this
application user-friendly and not to expensive to build :
- traditional web 1.0 application : won't it be painful to use ?
- multiples iframes : is that compatible with Struts ? JSF ?
- using AJAX : which framework ? isn't it a bit risky, complex
javascript -> high dependence on the browser version
- swing / webstart ?
- flash techno -> need of a proprietary IDE ?
thanks for experience feedbacks.