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With the number of J2EE based Web infrastructures growing at a phenomenal rate there is a need for presentation layers to display complex Web based content. The challenge for client-side Java applications is to display this rich Web content in a meaningful way. Java does not have a standards compliant Web content rendering engine built into the J2SE SDK. This poses a challenge for Java developers with a requirement to display rich Web content.

Desktop Java Re-Emergence
Traditionally Java developers have looked to other programming languages to facilitate development of rich-client applications due to a lack of Web content rendering support. This is no longer necessary as Java has moved forward in leaps and bounds on the desktop. The desktop Java re-emergence has been driven by a number of factors, one being the emergence of rich client vendors providing frameworks to display Web content in a meaningful way.

WebRenderer provides such a framework through an embeddable browser SDK. WebRenderer is different from traditional non-standards compliant Java browser components due to its use of underlying browsers such as Mozilla, Safari and Internet Explorer to deliver Web content rendering.

The WebRenderer design paradigm is focused around not trying to reinvent the wheel by implementing every Web standard, as this had already been done by the Mozilla foundation, Microsoft and Apple.

WebRenderer leverages Internet Explorer, Mozilla and Safari browser technologies by providing access to the three world leading browsers across multiple platforms.

The Challenge
The challenge in rendering Web content comes by virtue of the number of Web standards starting with HTML, CSS 1, JavaScript and SSL. Then there are the new-age standards such as XHTML, XSL and CSS 2. Any capable Web rendering engine must support the latest standards as the proliferation of J2EE based architectures have provided richer content than ever before to the client.

Because WebRenderer is a layer above Mozilla/Internet Explorer/Safari, it supports all common Web standards and provides the most reliable Web content rendering available.

The Cost of Rich Clients
The cost of implementing a custom client utilizing an embedded browser SDK is low. Legacy content from Web infrastructures does not have to be modified, thus providing the flexibility of a normal browser with the power of a rich client.

Through Web content rendering Java rich client applications can capitalize on existing J2EE and Web resources / infrastructures to deliver a distributed rich client application without modifying data or sources.

The WebRenderer browser SDK provides flexibility when delivering and displaying Web content. Through WebRenderer the rich client can control almost every aspect of the Web content display and navigation experience.

Business Benefits

• WebRenderer has a low cost of ownership.
• Significant time-to-market savings over developing in-house Java browser components.
• WebRenderer enables developers to concentrate on the end product.
• Cost and time savings of embedding WebRenderer lead to high ROI.
• WebRenderer is tried and industry tested.
• Component reusability significantly speeds up future developments.
• WebRenderer is the leading Java browser component and the only standards compliant Java Web content rendering component available.
• Reuse of existing web infrastructure such as server-based legacy Web content generation and delivery

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WebRenderer is available for a free 30 day trial at: www.webrenderer.com