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hi all,
i am a noob and haven't been able to find solutions anywhere on the web. i have a java program that is executed on a server machine, and i want it to "run locally" on each client. how can i do that? the client machines do not have a JDK or anything installed on them, so can i compile on the server and have the code execute on each of the clients?
thanks for the help, i'll take any suggestions you have
If I may suggest starting with an Applet. The reason I say this is that Applets may talk to the server in a copious fashion.
That is how I plan to implement several major parts of my program.
The client machines must have a version of the java jre (not JDK which is what developers use) to be able to execute a java program.
As Nicholas mentioned, Applets are code that can be loaded into a client's browser from a server. It still requires that the browser have the java plugin installed. With an applet you won't be executing the code over the network. The code will execute in the client's browser.
Yes i agree with norm.
Even if we use any type of accessing atleast to run application we need jdk installed in client machines.
jre is the runtime environment
jdk is the developer's kit
Thanks for the suggestions guys, I have it running well now.
Great!!! Now plz mark this thread as solved.