Java Developer Documentation: Java Client

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The Java Client feature of WebObjects distributes the objects of an Enterprise Objects Framework application between an application server and one or more clients—typically Java applications or Web browsers. It is based on a distributed client-server architecture that uses Java for its client-side objects. This architecture is multi-tier in that processing duties are divided among a client, an application server, and a database server. With a Java Client application, you can partition the business logic and data associated with enterprise objects into a client side and a server side. This partitioning can improve performance and at the same time help to secure legacy data and business rules.

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	Creating a Java Client WebObjects Application This document presents an in-depth look at the Java Client feature of WebObjects along with a tutorial that leads you through the creation of a simple Java Client application.

	eodistribution Package Reference (Client Side) Package reference for the client-side classes that make up the EODistribution layer. The EODistribution layer classes maintain synchronization between the object graphs on the client and those on the application server.

	eodistribution Package Reference (Server Side) Package reference for the server-side classes that make up the EODistribution layer. The EODistribution layer classes maintain synchronization between the object graphs on the client and those on the application server.