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1 -Java Client is a Three-Tier development model for WebObjects. The interface is a Java Application instead of a web page or web service. One of the big advantages of Java Client is that you can easily program client-side logic into the user interface that requires little or now direct communication with the server. This allows for a rich client experience without the complications of Ajax, but now requires extensive Swing programming.
1 +Java Client is a Three-Tier development model for WebObjects. The interface is a Java Application instead of a web page or web service. One of the big advantages of Java Client is that you can easily program client-side logic into the user interface that requires little or no direct communication with the server. This allows for a rich client experience without the complications of Ajax, but now requires extensive Swing programming which has it's own set of hardships.
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3 3  Historically there were three methods of WebObjects Java Client development:
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15 15  While there are not a lot of WebObjects Java Client projects when compared to the quantity of Web-Based projects, it seems to be getting more attention now than it has in several years.
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17 -There are a couple third-party developers working on solutions to streamline the development of pure Swing/SWT/etc Java Client applications for Web Objects.
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19 -* Paolo Sommaruga's **JPBinding** [[http://www.jpaso.com/name/XMLBindingForJavaClient]] which is a WebObjects framework that allows building WebObjects Java Client (not D2JC) without the use of Interface Builder and nib files. JPBinding uses a xml file to describe the bindings between the view objects (buttons, tables, text fields, etc) and the model objects (EODisplayGroup, EOAssociation, etc.).
17 +There are a couple third-party developers working on solutions to streamline the development of pure Swing/SWT/etc Java Client applications for Web Objects. See [[Complimentary Frameworks>>Java Client-Complimentary Frameworks]]