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> From: Bartell, Aaron L. (TC) > > >But I haven't seen any successful large scale implementations of an > applet-based interface. > > The only place I have seen fairly large scale applets is in Stock type > software where you get up to the second(so they say) updates on stock > prices. They appear to be large scale, but maybe they aren't. . . but > they are out there. You're absolutely correct, Aaron. That's one of the biggies. But again, that's a pretty specific, narrow focus, usually what, 10 panels at the most? But that's the reason they do it so well. They focus on a specific task and then do it well. General purpose applets fare less well, and so trying to emulate a business application with 100s or 1000s of panels is a little more difficult. You either need a very intelligent applet with a lot of runtime configuration information, or a very LARGE applet, which then runs into deployment time issues. Joe
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