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What is difference between client/sever , web server application in Testing Point of view ??

  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: May 26, 2008     Asked by: kondal.quality 
  
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1.Client server applications have a controlled client.
web applications are client server applications. The browser is a client and the webserver is a server
2. Client server application is loaded at the server and in every client machine an exe is loaded to call the application.
3.Client server systems works within a company's intranet & may be obscure enough that none tries to hack it or even cares to.

1.Web applications: these are tested with many different client versions and configurations.
2. Applicationm is loaded at the server but no exe is installed at the client machine we have to call the application through browser.
3.Web applications are exposed to the open internet.


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rameshn3 Member Since: December 2006   Contribution: 21    

RE: What is difference between client/sever , web server application in Testing Point of view ??
1.Client server applications have a controlled client.
web applications are client server applications. The browser is a client and the webserver is a server
2. Client server application is loaded at the server and in every client machine an exe is loaded to call the application.
3.Client server systems works within a company's intranet & may be obscure enough that none tries to hack it or even cares to.

1.Web applications: these are tested with many different client versions and configurations.
2. Applicationm is loaded at the server but no exe is installed at the client machine we have to call the application through browser.
3.Web applications are exposed to the open internet.

 
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