thick-client

问题 I've installed Sqldeveloper Version 19.1 64-bit Version on an enterprise PC with Win7-64bit. It works fine with embedded jdbc-client, but I need to get it working using the Oracle OCI-client. Using an OCI-client (thick-driver) requires for sure a client like instantclient_12_2. I have no admin privileges on my workstation and so copied the full instantclient_12_2 to the enterprise PC. Since I'm not allowed to change the %PATH% myself, I created a start.bat file with required settings, because

问题 I would like to hear other people's advice on when one should build a web application versus building a thick client. Over the last few years, I have participated in several discussions about whether an application should be built (or an old application upgraded) with a web browser interface. Usually these were internal systems used within an organization, not mass-market shrink-wrap products, and they were not actually on the public Internet. I do not want to limit the discussion to these

问题 I have a JavaFX client that needs to consume webservices hosted over SSL, like: https://myserver.com/testservice/getdata. When I try to access this service from the JavaFX client, I get the exception: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: java.security.cert.CertificateException: No name matching localhost found I searched for this exception and found that the following code needs to be inserted to get rid of this exception: static { //for localhost testing only javax.net.ssl.HttpsURLConnection

问题 I want to make a multi-user client-server solution with Java Swing thick client as a front-end and Google AppEngine (Java one) as a back-end. The problem is that GAE provides only web-based forms for logging in and out, so there's no trivial way to employ Google Accounts features in a thick client. Can you give some advices/hints/ideas on how to allow a thick client login to and logout from a GAE webapp? 回答1: There is a way for client apps to authenticate against Google Accounts, but I don't