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Third USENIX Conference on Object-Oriented Technologies (COOTS), 1997
   
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Metis: A Thin-Client Application FrameworkDeborra J. Zukowski
Abstract This paper introduces a thin-client programming model and then presents an object-oriented framework for developing applications using the model. The programming model and the framework have evolved from interactions with developers and users of commercial applications. The key aspects of the thin-client programming model are that the client downloads application front ends from the network; that these applications rely only on services found on network servers; that the services are bound as late as possible; and that the applications interact with each other within the confines of a workspace. We implemented the framework using Java Beans and JDK 1.1, and developed several sample applications using the framework.
A. Purakayastha Mon May 5 15:03:42 EDT 1997 |
This paper was originally published in the
Proceedings of the Third USENIX Conference on Object-Oriented Technologies (COOTS),
June 16-20, 1997,
Portland, Oregon, USA
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