Java WebStart as a Strut front end

[Toni Charlot <to...@fdplus.com>]

I'm writing an application where I need to access local resources like a camera and scanner devices.  I was looking into using a Java WebStart to write the program and interact with the struts controller on the server.  Has anyone used Java WebStart as a view for struts?  Is that an entirely crazy concept?  Are there any alternatives out there?

Thank you for all your input.

Re: Java WebStart as a Strut front end

[Eddie Bush <ek...@swbell.net>]

I recall seeing a paper about using Struts as the controller in a MVC 
Swing app.  I can't seem to find it where I thought it was though.  Try 
hitting Google for "Struts as Swing controller" - or something like that.

Toni Charlot wrote:

>I'm writing an application where I need to access local resources like a camera and scanner devices.  I was looking into using a Java WebStart to write the program and interact with the struts controller on the server.  Has anyone used Java WebStart as a view for struts?  Is that an entirely crazy concept?  Are there any alternatives out there?
>
>Thank you for all your input.
>  
>
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Re: Java WebStart as a Strut front end

[Eddie Bush <ek...@swbell.net>]

Found it!

http://javaboutique.internet.com/tutorials/Swing/

Toni Charlot wrote:

>I'm writing an application where I need to access local resources like a camera and scanner devices.  I was looking into using a Java WebStart to write the program and interact with the struts controller on the server.  Has anyone used Java WebStart as a view for struts?  Is that an entirely crazy concept?  Are there any alternatives out there?
>
>Thank you for all your input.
>  
>

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