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Article #12704Why do applets in Jbuilder have to be so Huge?
From: Mike Cropsey
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1998 00:00
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I am the lead person at our corp trying to standardize on a Java IDE. I have always liked Borland products and am trying to establish Jbuilder. Problem, the deployment is the biggest pain in the rear I have ever seen! For a simple hello world app with a pb and text box the Applet download is HUGE! Is there and EASY way to make decent size Applets? I want to deploy a simple DB app via web browser using a JDBC driver. Works great but talk about bloated for something so simple. I've tried and tried and am ready to scap but before I do is there and EASY way to get these applets down to size or is Jbuilder2 pretty much useless for Applets. I can overide everything and do things by hand but that defeats the purpose of using Jbuilder. Also if I derive from Applet instead of JApplet but still want to use the XYlayout I am forced to use JBCL which then relies on swing. I can't believe how long it took me to get a simple applet to work compared with the trial version of VJ++ and a copy of Visual Cage Pro. Jbuilder seems to be much more powerful and Java compliant but it sure looks like overkill for writing Applets that will be accessed across a WAN. Please send email response to mikec@sficorp.com I am kind of desparate, I bragged this product up from what I read in the trade rags and really pushed for it. If I can I'd like to save face somehow. Mike
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