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"Desktop Apps, a Zero Deployment Strategy" is the third of a three-part series of Tech Spotlight articles highlighting the capabilities of BASIS desktop applications. Desktop Apps, introduced in BBj® 19.20, is the BASIS replacement for Java Web Start (JWS). Oracle deprecated JWS in Java 9, and starting with Java 11, they removed JWS entirely from their distributions. When designing Desktop Apps, we removed the limitations of having complicated JNLP files, the requirement of a security certificate, and the JAR signing. We also added the ability for updates to Java, BBj, or programs to be automatically handled by the client, and for all configured applications to be available from the BBj Jetty home page via a URL.
The event took place from May 24 to May 26 and was themed "All Systems Go! The full schedule, 3-day 12-session TechCon22 was packed with the latest BASIS technology updates including new developments in the Dynamic Web Client (DWC) for your web app development and the enhanced security features of the all-new BASIS License Service (BLS).
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