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About Application Deployment

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• Added by Barbara Weinstein, last edited by Barbara Weinstein on Jul 05, 2009

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Chapter 18 Deploying Applications Deploying as a Full Console Application Deploying a General Interface application is simpler than deploying conventional web-based applications. The process consists of creating an HTML or XHTML page or link for launching the application and copying required files and folders to the web server. It isn't necessary to package the files into an archive. Deployment consists of configuring the application for one of the following access models: Full console application The application runs in a dedicated browser window. The application is launched when an end user opens an HTML or XHTML file or clicks an application hyperlink in an existing web page. Non-console application The application is inserted into an existing web page as a div element and only uses a portion of the page. A web page can contain multiple General Interface applications. General Interface Builder provides the Deployment Utility for generating the HTML or XHTML code for launching applications. This chapter describes how to use the Deployment Utility and configure your application. Chapter 18 Deploying Applications Deploying as a Full Console Application

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