I have a Desk top application which is built on 3-tier architecture. The front-end is built on core java (a lot of swing coding). The middle-tier is built on core java as well. Front-end to middle-tier communication is on Java RMI. There is Oracle server at the back-end. Middle-tier to back-end communication is on JDBC connectivity.
Now I want to convert this Desktop application to Web-based (browser enabled) application. I am just a child in Web technologies. My questions are:
1. With minimal or no code change can I convert this application to Web based?
2. I do not know the difference between JSP, Java Server Face & JavaFX. Do I have to use them to convert the application to web based? If yes, which of these will fit-in where?
3. How do I convert the front-end part to browser enabled, which is built on core Java with a lot of swing coding?
4. How do I convert the middle-tier which is built on core Java as well and communicates to the front-end using RMI and communicates to Oracle with JDBC?
5. Do I have to use any other Java technology software (such as Glassfish, J2EE, Java Beans ) as part of this desktop to web-base application conversion.
I will be really thankful if someone could answer these queries.
Thanks and Regards,
Supa.
1. No, it will take lots of code changes
2. Maybe
3. That depends on what its functions are
4. You may not have to convert it at all
5. Maybe, that's your choice
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