can u explan me clearly wt is web based app: and client
server app:
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Answer / sri
Web application: is a 3 tier arch structure which has a
client, a server and a database. In the web application,
core application lies on the server side and client can be
a thin client like a browser. And what ever changes are
made they occur at server only and is reflected every where
else.
C/S application is always a two tier and has a client and a
server only. In C/S, entire arch is installed at client and
when ever change is required, all the clients are to
changed.
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Answer / beda
WEb applications are 3 tier, no. of users are more, URL
Driven, session are closed wen u log out , performance
issues are more related to session time, speed, no. of
users, security
Client -server are 2 tier with menu driven control, limited
no. of users, performamce issues are less
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