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Java applets Client vs Server side

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From: liu singloon
Date: Sat, 27 Mar 1999 00:00
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Hi I want to add a java applet which scrolls through the latest news updates
on my web site.

I read that client side ones consume alot of resources and can make a web
surfer's visit unpleasant when slow.  But server side ones are much better.

I use Applet Headline Factory to create my java applets.  What's the
difference between server and client sided ones?  Also how do I make a Java
Applet server sided ?

My new web host does support java.

Thanks

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From: "liu singloon" <sing.loon@uq.net.au>
Subject: Java applets Client vs Server side
Date: 1999/03/27
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