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What is the diffference between Web-based applications and
Client-server applications ??

Answer Posted / ramyab.mca@gmail.com

Hai....

Client-server applications are loaded at the server.
An .exe is loaded on every client to call this application.


Web-based applications are also loaded at the server but
no .exe is installed at the client machine. Instead the
client calls the application through a web browser.


Client-server Technology:
1. Testing is performed on .exe installed on local computer
2. The number of clients is known
3. Client and server are the entities to be tested
4. Both server and client locations are fixed and known to
the user
5. Server to server interaction is prohibited
6. Low multimedia type of data transaction
7. Designed and implemented on intranet environment


Web-based Technology
1. Testing is performed on content streamed from web server
using browser (ex: Explorer Mozilla etc) installed on local
computer
2. Number of clients is difficult to predict (millions of
clients)
3. Client Server and network are the entities to be tested
4. Server location is certain; client locations are not
certain
5. Server to server interaction is normal
6. Rich multimedia type of data transaction
7. Designed and implemented on internet environment

K,Byeeee...
Thanks & Regards
B.Ramyasri

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