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Difference between Web-based applications,Client-
Server applications and Distributed applications?

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Difference between Web-based applications,Client- Server applications and Distributed applications?..

Answer / ajay kumar sharma

Web-based applications:
Those are developed for web services or register on Web
like a website.These apps run on public domain.

Client- Server applications: A application that is
developed to run on a Local network like LAN or just
working on a local domain.

Both can be pronounced as Distributive Applications.

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Difference between Web-based applications,Client- Server applications and Distributed applications?..

Answer / krishna chaitanya k

Client-server application is, an application which has dedicated client and server. client is programmed to communicate with server. it can be an intranet. internet application.

web application is, where web browser replaces the client, that means communication goes between browser and server. there is no dedicated client and programming for client rather it comes from server and interpreted to display as webpage in browser. even it can be intranet/internet.

distributed app is, application server is located in different servers to accommodate more hits means more requests and to serve separate locations in their localized versions and traffic and many more purposes.

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Difference between Web-based applications,Client- Server applications and Distributed applications?..

Answer / anjani kumar jha

Web based Application:-------the application which is used
via internet is called web-based application.

Client-Server Application-------the user who is regular
customer of that application is called Client-Server
Application. Example I am working in CDAC and central gov is
my client.


Distributed applications:The application which running and
required lots of server across the world is called
distributed Application example SBI(Banking application).

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