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- DB2/UDB support on the server
- web site revision
- applet capability for the Swing client
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This is a major
release for SellWin. It took longer than expected but I think it was
worth the wait.
This release fix incorporates for the first time a wireless (MIDP) client
into the SellWin
architecture. This interface is written using the Java Wireless Toolkit.
This will enable
sales people to look up opportunity and customer information via their
phone or PDA.
The wireless application communicates with the SellWin server via servlets
over a
standard HTTP connection. XML messages make up the wireless protocol.
There is a
special EJB component that services the wireless application users. The
wireless
servlets are deployed as a WAR file. XML processing is handled by
the kxml2 package
(see http://kxml.org for source code).
Also included in this release is a first draft of a Users Manual. This
manual shows the various
Swing client functions and offers some help and explaination about the
various screen
options and navigation.
As is typically the case, there were several bug fixes :^)) enjoy!
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This release fixes
a bug in the run_sellwin.bat script, it did not include all
of the JBoss client JAR files in the classpath. Also, related to
this bug, I
did not include all of the JBoss client jar files in the client bundle,
this was causing the
client to not connect to the JBoss server in "connected" mode.
I added some logic to the server to handle MYSQL as the server database.
Users
can not specify a system property in the JBoss startup 'run.sh' script
which will
tell the SellWin server which database to work with. By adding "-DDBTYPE=MYSQL",
a server will assume they are talking to a MYSQL database.
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