Learn about client applications
- Running a Java EE client application with launchClient
- Troubleshoot client applications
- Perform CSIv2 and SAS client configuration
- Understand the client.policy file permissions
- Install client applications
- Decide on a type of client application
- Develop a Java EE client application
- Develop pluggable client applications
- Develop thin client applications
- Develop ActiveX client applications
- Troubleshoot client applications
- Obtain internationalization contexts in clients
- Use the internationalization service
- Involve the clients in transactions
- Use the name space
- Accessing data from application clients
- Develop JAX-WS Web services clients
- Develop JAX-RPC Web services clients
- Develop JMS clients
- Migrate client applications
- Set database resources, in particular
- Client modules
Samples
The Samples Gallery and the Client Samples Gallery offer the following client related Samples. Their availability varies by operating system. In general, Applet clients and ActiveX to EJB Bridge clients are not available on Unix and Linux operating systems.
- Basic Calculator Client
A basic calculator application that performs addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, using the BasicCalculator stateless session bean.
- Client Samples in the Samples Gallery
- Plants by WebSphere Catalog Manager, as:
- a Java EE application client
- an ActiveX to EJB Bridge client
- Client Technology Samples
- Java EE application client
- Basic Calculator Client
- Class Loader
- Launch API
- Java thin client
- Basic Calculator Client
- Applet client
- Basic Calculator Client
- ActiveX to EJB Bridge client
- Basic Calculator Client
- ActiveX to EJB Bridge
- XJB Examples
- Client Samples in the Client Samples GalleryThe Client Samples Gallery demonstrates the following clients.
- Java EE application client
- Java thin client
- Applet client
- ActiveX to EJB Bridge client
- JAX-WS thin application client