What is the right approach

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From: Charles Hahn
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 00:00

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I am starting to work on an application to display time-tagged data over
the web.  I have an application that I already developed using delphi to
display the data on a Windows platform, provided the data and setup are
all on that machine.  I would like to be able to allow a user to link to
our server, select a data collection site, parameter to observe, and a
starting and ending display time, and then be able to see the data
graphed on his machine, using his web browser.  My question is this:  Is
Java the best approach, or would it be easier/better to go to Enterprise
Delphi for this application.  There is a potential to have a large user
base accessing this data.

Thanks in advance

Charles Hahn

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