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> If I were to write a Java application that was going to run on Unix and
> I accessed the Unix box over the network via telnet, would the GUI
> aspects of the application need some sort of an XTerm product to display
> the GUI (Windows)?  A product that comes to mind is Exceed, a pcx
> product that allows for X displays off of a Unix box accessed over a
> network.

Mary,
Your question seems a bit confusing, but let me take a stab at it, since no
one else seems to understand, either.  If you want your GUI application to
be executed on the Unix box, then you will need either an X-terminal or some
X-terminal emulation software.
If I remember correctly, though, Exceed is Windows software.  If you do have
a Windows client machine, you can execute your GUI code on the Windows
machine without the need for X-term software.  You just need a copy of the
JRE on the machine.

I hope that answered your question...
Jason