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I'm trying to create an app that is accessible online through a browser and also when a user's offline. This app does a lot of math and displays results graphically (e.g. graphs, tables, figures, etc). What would the best way to do it? Java applet? Flash? What's the offline version of gmail written in? Anyone can offer some opinions here? Thanks in advance.
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Posted 11 September 2009 - 01:23 AM
ZekeDragon
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Well a Java Applet is perfect for an online solution, but for offline you'd need to have something stored on the users computer. You could have a Java Web Start program, that gives the user an option to download the program itself (shouldn't require any recoding) and can then be ran locally.
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Posted 11 September 2009 - 04:29 AM
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Google Web Toolkit - Google Code
Specifically: Examples - Google Web Toolkit - Google Code
With the Google Web Toolkit you can create advanced online applications like gmail and then have an offline mode using Gears. Google Web Toolkit Blog: GWT Gears Up
Specifically: Examples - Google Web Toolkit - Google Code
With the Google Web Toolkit you can create advanced online applications like gmail and then have an offline mode using Gears. Google Web Toolkit Blog: GWT Gears Up
