CATEGORY:CLIENTSERVER THREE TIER
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CATEGORY:CLIENTSERVER

Three Tier Client Server refers to an application design with three main components, typically:

• Client Display / Interface
• Rules
• Host

In the Nucleus environment, this can represented, as:

With Nucleus, the Client/User Interface can be a persistent or non-persistent interface using:

• Any popular Telnet product such as Accuterm, ViaDuct, Wintegrate, etc.
• Any dumb terminal such as Adds, Wyse, Televideo, etc
• A .NET interface
• JAVA Servlets
• A web browser through a persistent or non-persistent session.

Numerous options for Browser applications exist, including:

• StarSite XML Web Content Management
• Running Accuterm inside of a Web browser
• Interfacing to ...
• JAVA Web Objects from Apple
• Plone/Zope Content Manager
• ASP.NET and IIS (Internet Information Server)

See also

• Objects definition
• Python objects
• Compiling object classes
• Nucleus rule set
• Nucleus Client Server
• Plone integration with Nucleus