Chapter 6. Mobile Client Applications
Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. | ||
| --Shakespeare | ||
This chapter describes mobile client applications. It initially presents three mobile client application architectures and discusses the major architectural components of each of them. It goes on to discuss the pros and cons of each mobile client application architecture and some of the problems you may encounter when working with them. Finally, it discusses some of the best practices behind implementing these mobile client application architectures.
Thin Client
Earlier in this book, we discussed the idea that mobile client devices can operate in three connectivity modes with back-end servers: always connected, ...
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