What are the main key components in Web applications and
client and Server applications? (differences)
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Answer Posted / btech
For Web Applications: Web application can be implemented
using any kind of technology like Java, .NET, VB, ASP, CGI&
PERL. Based on the technology,We can derive the components.
Let's take Java Web Application. It can be implemented in
3 tier architecture. Presentation tier (jsp, html, dthml,
servlets, struts). Busienss Tier (Java Beans, EJB, JMS)
Data Tier(Databases like Oracle, SQL Server etc., )
If you take .NET Application, Presentation (ASP, HTML,
DHTML), Business Tier(DLL) & Data Tier ( Database like
Oracle, SQL Server etc.,)
Client Server Applications: It will have only 2 tiers.
One is Presentation (Java, Swing) and Data Tier (Oracle,
SQL Server). If it is client Server architecture, The
entire application has to be installed on the client
machine. When ever you do any changes in your code, Again,
It has to be installed on all the client machines. Where
as in Web Applications, Core Application will reside on the
server and client can be thin Client(broswer). Whatever the
changes you do, You have to install the application in the
server. NO need to worry about the clients.Because, You
will not install any thing on the client machine.
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