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Running on other computers application
I've made a simple desktop application, the program includes reading from a file which acts as a database and executing commands. I wanted to extend my application to work similar to an app in that other users from other computers can connect to the application. I understand this would be a client/server relationship. What topics would I need to learn to realise such aims?
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Re: Running on other computers application
You can also bundle your file which acts as DB in a jar. Create an executable jar and share it as a standalone app. It need not be client server program.
keepStriving (December 12th, 2013)
Re: Running on other computers application
Thank you for your advice, sorry if I am late with my response.
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