Answer: This is a definite maybe! The application would need to be analyzed and the web-enabled aspects defined. In general, if the back-end database and the business tier are based on relatively current distributed technology, then the answer is probably "yes". An analysis is required to flush out the details, and a complete Solution Plan should be derived.

Answer: The client/server architecture does have some important advantages. The most significant is the feature-rich user interface that can be deployed on the end user's computer. For computer intensive job requirements, a sophisticated user interface could be a very important capability that has a big effect on the user experience and their efficiency. Also, by having the program reside on the end user's computer, more functionality is possible above and beyond the user interface style.

Answer: Actually, a web application is a client/server application. The difference between the two architectures is the amount and type of software loaded on the client computer (i.e. the end-user's computer). Both architectures use back-end servers, with at least one server being a database server. Both architectures may have "middle tier" servers that provide business logic or common elements. The web application will always have one or more web servers.

While there are always situations that mitigate any answer, there is almost no advantage to putting your application on the web to be run through a web browser. Client/Server applications can do more, provide greater data integrity, a richer user interface and provide considerably more desktop power to the user.

Answer: Applications that use web technologies can be deployed on the Internet, on a company intranet, or both. If the application is exposed to the Internet, then anyone who knows the URL can get to the site, but only those who have authorization to use the site can enter. If the application is deployed on the company intranet, then only those who have access to that intranet can access the site, and only if they have the access authority to do so.

We have been told it is not possible to run your Blueprint OneWorld web application without your Blueprint 2000 desktop application, is this true? Blueprint OneWorld functionality and features

The answer is largely the same as for the question: What is needed on a machine to run JavaFX applications? [edit]

Web-based email lets access your email from any web-connected computer, so you can send and receive email when you're away from your home computer. With web-based email, you will can read and compose mail in your Internet browser, and your messages are stored online - you have 2GB of online storage for in your master account mailbox. In addition to web-based email, you can choose to send and receive email through client email with SBC Yahoo! DSL.

The current version runs in both the client server environment as well as web based .NET environment. Yes, in fact almost any document, which can be distilled down to a structure, can be managed. Some examples are Product Data Sheets, TDS (Technical Data Sheet), Regulatory Overviews and Process Safety Documents, Internal Plant Instructions, Hazard Labels, are easily implemented into any format within The WERCS®.

Web-based bug tracking systems are also client-server applications. There are many considerations to make when choosing a bug tracking system. Allowing the users to access it from anywhere, anytime is an important one. There are a number of reasons why Web-based defect tracking systems are good. You won't need to install software on every single machine. You can create a user account and that user can access the system anywhere there is an Internet connection.

The AppProjector web viewer client can be embedded into an HTML web page or can be used in a separate browser frame on those pages of your application where you would like the benefit of improved interactivity. The other HTML pages don't need to be modified.

Simba's client-server toolkit provides our universal ODBC and JDBC thin-client drivers, Simba's network transport layer and a server component. The components are combined with the ODBC Driver you develop using our SDK; no network gateway or client-side Windows programming is required. Our Simba thin-clients greatly reduce configuration issues on the desktop, while providing robust, centralized server-side deployment.

Yes, Cardio Server is web-browser based. There is no client. All functions such as reading, editing, and printing can be done from any PC on your network subject to user privileges. No downloadable applets are required and all terminals on the network have full functionality.

If you do not have ColdFusion? on your server, we are pleased to offer our clients the Aff_Manager Hosting Service.. This will allow you to run Aff_Manager from our servers and all you need to do is integrate a few lines of code into your web pages. This service costs $397 for the software, a one-time $197 setup fee, and $19.95 per month. Your setup fee includes the setup of the software on our servers and integration into one (1) back-end payment solution.

Web hosting refers to the process of publishing a web site so that it is available to the world on the Web. Paid web hosting also involves getting a domain name and not having forced ads displayed on your site. Please see our Beginner's guide for info on how to get started with a paid web host.

A single license allows you to run the application on a single domain. If you feel the size of the cart and the amount of visitors warrants the spreading of the application and/or the database across redundant servers, then you can do so.

We limit the number of sites to no more than 450 per web server. This allows the server to maintain maximum performance and speed. Be careful of host that put 700 or more accounts on one server as this will usually severely affect overall performance and speed of your web site.

No - the database engine is integrated into the application. However, you can install and run QEI on a remote server in the same way that you can have shared copies of Microsoft Office applications like Word or Excel. It is however possible to create a true client server environment running QEI if it is deployed using Windows Terminal Server or Citrix.

Yes you can. I would need your server's user name and password so I can upload to your account. This is so I can delete your 'old' website and upload your new website. Your website address will remain the same.