Written by José Pereda and Johan Vos
Creating a Java client application is only the first step in the lifecycle of the application. Your application will be used by end users who interact with it. Whether your application is intended for internal, intranet-only usage or for a wide public audience, you want the barrier to use your application to be as low as possible. End users don’t like complex procedures before they can start working with an application. ...
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