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Friends, Previously I have worked with EJB-WEBSTART CLIENT project, and Now i have joined with project using JSP.
I could understand WEBSTART, which is an implementation of JNLP and will be responsible for downloading client jars.
But Why we need JSP?
Why TWO different technology?
Which is best at what environment?
IS it both work together?
Please help.
Webstart is used to download and execute a fat Java application on client machines.
JSPs are used to build web applications, generating HTML pages and running in the browser.
Would you like to have to download a 5MBs jar file to use Google, Amazon, EBay, Facebook or whatever webapp? If not, then don’t use WebStart to develop this kind of application.