On Sat, May 3, 2014 at 4:59 PM, Shailendra Jain
<shailen.n.jain@gmail.com> wrote:
> A stand alone Java application running on Linux machine using mysql
> databse to store/retrieve data.
>
> I need to build GUI to allow end user to fetch/update records from/to
> mysql database and at the same time the stand alone Java application should
> handle the real time requests from GUI to perform business logic.
>
> Question : What would be the best approach recommended here for a java
> application to handle requests from GUI (ruby on rails app) ? Can websocket
> be preferred? or any other alternatives?
? Why do you want to separate "business logic" into a standalone
application? Why not just put that in your Rails app and be done?
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