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Categories: Application servers

Latest version: 2.2
Added 2005-03-17Updated 2006-04-11

Application Server designed to simplify the development of Java distributed applications providing synchronous, asynchronous and client callback communication
models as well as integrated application security and communication security.

Features include:
- Remote Command Invocation: invoke synchronously or asynchronously remote objects through client proxies and server side skeletons created dynamically at runtime;
- Client Callbacks: send notifications to connected clients using a callback mechanism;
- Application Security: use integrated application security to verify user invocation privileges;
- Secure Communication: install a SSL certificate to enable secure communication;
- Dynamic Commands: the client application can instantiate dynamic commands;
- Take advantage of an optimized binary protocol and a Java NIO implementation when using the system resources.

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Categories: Deployment - Installation, Rich client UI - Swing,

Latest version: 2.2
Added 2006-04-11

Facilitates launching Java Swing applications deployed on a remote server without installing or downloading the application component files.
The technology narrows the gap between the web browser and Swing by making large client applications instantly available to the user and providing a web style experience in the startup process.

Features include:
- comprised of a server where Swing applications are deployed and a client stub that loads the application classes and resources on demand;
- the application code is downloaded from the server and runs on the client computer;
- the client never caches anything on the local drive. The application jars are not downloaded from the server;
- the application runs in a secure environment similar to Java Applets and unsigned applications in WebStart. A secure API is provided for developing applications that read and write local files and print documents under strict user control.

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